I read a sleep study a while back that said that THC inhibits REM sleep (you know, when you dream), so if you smoke before bed, like most of us, you don't hit REM sleep until much later in your sleep cycle. So instead of dreaming at the peak of your sleep cycle, you start dreaming after the THC has left your brain, and for some people this is after they have woken up, hence no dreams. Stopping smoking resets your sleep cycle and lets you dream at your normal time. The reason they seem so vivid is either because it's been so long since you reached good REM sleep, or your brain is making up for lost time, but there ya go.
LonerStoner Reviewed by LonerStoner on . started dreamin again wow i didnt smoke for 6 days! i feel much better alrdy and i started dreamin again! its so cool. in the morning im waking up like at 9, then sleep again, dream again, wake up, resleep and i dream again! does it do that to anybody here that stopped smokin? or if u smoke do u dream often? Rating: 5