Eating right before you go to bed can give you nightmares
10 years ago by bornhulk · 1419 Likes · 15 comments · Popular
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guest
· 10 years ago
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..So you're saying midnight snacks make me think I'm going to be a midnight snack?
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c31107
· 10 years ago
Not true. I eat a bowl of cereal almost every night and not ONCE in the past 8 years have I had a single bad dream. Although I can only recount having one or two nightmares in my life, period. Everyone's different, but this fact doesn't apply generally, I don't think. Probably not even a fact at all.
c31107
· 10 years ago
... or, it's possible that cereal is nightmare repellant! :D
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thatoneguy
· 10 years ago
Whenever I have a nightmare I don't get scared, I always fight back
gspike
· 10 years ago
Thank you title for repeating what the post said. I really needed to read it twice to make sure. *sarcasm*
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purple_sleevies
· 10 years ago
I've noticed that apples tend to result in nightmares, for me at least.
guest
· 10 years ago
I thought they meant "eat right" as in healthy,I was about to be all like yassss I can eat junk food before bed
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icesk8ingem
· 10 years ago
Well this makes more sense...
guest
· 10 years ago
Obviously the monster is a metaphor for Rush Limbaugh
postking7
· 10 years ago
Or just lucid dreams, depends on the chemicals or amount of, in the food that you eat
emi_styles21
· 10 years ago
It's actually eating cheese that sets off the hormone to give you nightmares, so depending on what you eat, you shouldn't get them.
guest
· 10 years ago
*Stares at the food on hand* Good...word.....
deleted
· 10 years ago
This is false, I had like 6 brownies before bed and had a dream about doing it with 3 strippers
gspike
· 10 years ago
You need Jayzus
leahirwin
· 9 years ago
Eating cheese before bed is APPERANTLY the worst thing you could eat.