Using the Neuroadaptagen KB200z™ to Ameliorate Terrifying, Lucid Nightmares in RDS Patients: the Role of Enhanced, Brain-Reward, Functional Connectivity and Dopaminergic Homeostasis | Zendy

Thomas McLaughlin | Zendy; Kenneth Blum | Zendy; Marlene OscarBerman | Zendy; Marcelo Febo | Zendy; Zsolt Demetrovics | Zendy; Gozde Agan | Zendy; James Fratantonio | Zendy; Mark S. Gold | Zendy

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Using the Neuroadaptagen KB200z™ to Ameliorate Terrifying, Lucid Nightmares in RDS Patients: the Role of Enhanced, Brain-Reward, Functional Connectivity and Dopaminergic Homeostasis

Author(s) -

Thomas McLaughlin,

Kenneth Blum,

Marlene OscarBerman,

Marcelo Febo,

Zsolt Demetrovics,

Gozde Agan,

James Fratantonio,

Mark S. Gold

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

journal of reward deficiency syndrome

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2379-111X

DOI - 10.17756/jrds.2015-006

Subject(s) - lucid dream , dream , psychology , psychiatry , context (archaeology) , addiction , dopaminergic , reward system , dopamine , psychotherapist , neuroscience , medicine , paleontology , ganoderma lucidum , ganoderma , biology , traditional medicine

Lucid Dreams are a form of dream life, during which the dreamer may be aware that he/she is dreaming, can stop/re-start the dreams, depending on the pleasantness or unpleasant nature of the dream, and experiences the dream as if he/she were fully awake. Depending on their content, they may be pleasant, un-pleasant or terrifying, at least in the context of patients, who also exhibit characteristics of Reward Deficiency Syndrome (RDS) and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

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