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by aantix 1918 days ago
I've been taking magnesium l-threonate and l-theanine before bed, I seem to have more dreams and more intense dreams. I've seen both linked to neurogenesis.

Is Mg deficiency part of the issue? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK507269/#_ch17_Low_Mg_a...

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Mg threonine/ate usually is taken in the morning because it crosses the brain barrier causing an active response. I can see why you have active dreams. Try changing your mg type for less active nights.