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This is because I know many people whose body chemistry has been altered by a different agent, a psychotropic drug. These are people who were perfectly "normal" apart from something like depression, who became psychotic on the drugs. They dreamed about murdering people, including their families; some had obsessive thoughts in the daytime; a few actually tried to act on them. These people are off the drugs now and are utterly horrified by what happened.


a friend of mine who is a bionutrionist says that it is a seratonin imbalance caused by anti-depressants and drugs of that category that causes that.

He also told me, sadly enough, that drugs like Ritalin (which they give to school children) and it's relatives are in that category. He said that they are what's known as schedule 2 drugs and just barely below the list of drugs like morphine and other illegal narcotics.

However, Linda, i was quite mercury posioned and I have not experienced any great increase in dreams... just a little but I really think it is due to not sleeping as well in my case. I go for weeks on end without dreaming at all. very peaceful rock solid sleep.

I had a sort of near death experience years and years ago, about 25 years ago or more.. I was seriously seriously ill, something completely unrelated, ended up in a hospital for 2-3 weeks, and had some rather strange experiences then. I wasn't on any drugs prior to being admitted to the hospital. I always figured it was because I was close to death.

It's obvoius things are very cut and dry to you but the fact is that we are much more than the visible sum of our parts.