Does rice cause sleep paralysis?

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Tongo

Yes I read this in a few places and people seem to think rice helps cause sleep paralysis for some strange reason!? you guys know if this is true or just nonsense? if true then why would it cause it? do any other foods help encourage it? thx.

proyect_outzone

Eating lighter foods makes better sleeping and can have supportive effects. Rice is light food.

Heavy food as beans or meat are not so good, if consumed in high amounts. They lead to a deep and bad sleep.

But dont expect too much, and dont forget, that hungry people can also not sleep well, so that the effect of eating only rice is not everlasting or a fast way to success.

A medicore food is the best way. Not to heavy and not too light. So you are not hungry and dont sleep too deep.

Xanth

Bah... enjoy your life however you wish.  You only get to live this life once.  :)

Blazewind

I can't say I've ever heard of such a connection before.  Anyway I personally have my doubts.  I've never had a problem with sleep paralysis after eating rice with my dinner. 

ChopstickFox

I eat lots of rice and have only had a few cases of sleep paralysis. My two cents.
Take to the sky, feeling so alive! Past the clouds to the Milky Way, share our secrets with the starry brigade. The stars surround us like a million fireflies. For once I see infinity... it's in your eyes.

roman67

I also agree with Xanth. Do whatever you want to. Enjoy your life.

M4RT1N

Quote from: Xanth on October 22, 2012, 23:27:48
Bah... enjoy your life however you wish.  You only get to live this life once.  :)

are you saying we cant reincarnate ?

Szaxx

Love rice, whats sleep paralysis lol?
There's far more where the eye can't see.
Close your eyes and open your mind.

Astralsuzy

Rice does not cause sp.  I eat rice a lot and I do not get sp.

AstralCody

I had a diet coke, and 5 chocolate chip cookies last night and had about 5 cases of SP and an OBE this morning. I don't think food has a lot to do with it but that's just my opinion. :-D

Szaxx

Hi,
Magic mushrooms maybe, magic rice. Nah.
There's far more where the eye can't see.
Close your eyes and open your mind.

Xanth

Quote from: M4RT1N on October 23, 2012, 11:08:19
are you saying we cant reincarnate ?
I said... you only live "THIS LIFE" once.  ;)

Tongo

Someone I asked about this to posted this about it in regards to why it helps them get SP. Does it seem viable to you guys?

I experienced a hectic couple of nights after eating rice, sleep paralysis happened over and over, I think it is because rice digests and there is lots of sugar going in your system, if you don't know rice contains a form of sugar that will increase your triglyceride level, so it a different form of sugar that will keep you up as if you ate sugar, without the sugar rush, therefore your body is very much gonna feel awake as your trying to sleep, and thus you get sleep paralysis.

Tongo

Just a last try to see if anyone agrees with the explanation there.

ChopstickFox

I for one don't quite see the connection beyond it being light on your system. It would not be because of the rice, but because the function of rice. I would think it would completely depend on the individual.
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Bedeekin

I haven't read the whole thread... but I'm just answering your question.

No

I can say with no degree of arrogance... Definitely not.


Mr.Flip

Quote from: Bedeekin on October 30, 2012, 09:21:42
I haven't read the whole thread... but I'm just answering your question.

No

I can say with no degree of arrogance... Definitely not.



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there u go best answer from the living encyclopedia ;)

isnt rice full of carbs, eaten in large amounts makes u feel sleepy

or atleast thats what i do when i want to crash nap i start carbin up
rice is the majority of my plate
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mon9999

I'm from Asia and I eat rice everyday.. I don't think thats true

Szaxx

Hi,
Maybe being more specific may help.
Think about the different types of rice and where they're grown.
You dont send a friend  to the supermarket and say" get food", you give a list of foodstuffs, each individualised item is different. Its all collectively called food.
I like some rice but not all. Do I like rice?
There's far more where the eye can't see.
Close your eyes and open your mind.

Stookie_

Maybe it's a secret combination, like fried white rice made after midnight on a full moon. Or you could just learn OBE techniques. But I get it, rice is so much easier.

Bedeekin

Sorry I missed this post....

Quote from: Tongo on October 26, 2012, 18:59:33
I experienced a hectic couple of nights after eating rice, sleep paralysis happened over and over, I think it is because rice digests and there is lots of sugar going in your system, if you don't know rice contains a form of sugar that will increase your triglyceride level, so it a different form of sugar that will keep you up as if you ate sugar, without the sugar rush, therefore your body is very much gonna feel awake as your trying to sleep, and thus you get sleep paralysis.

Triglyceride isn't a sugar... it's an Ester that is used like a carrier compound for storing energy... i.e. fat.

So while you were asleep your body was storing more fat because you werent using it...

But

Amylase in the saliva breaks down starch (carbohydrate) from rice, bread and potato into very simple sugars. This is converted to form Glucose. Glucose equals energy... unused energy is again... stored as fat. The body is really good at this. It's where the low to no carb Atkins diet comes from.

Get a piece of bread... or potato... bread is better... chew it up and wad it into the side of your cheek for about 30 seconds... now return it to the centre of your tongue... IT'S SWEET!!!!! That's the Amylase in your spit, breaking down the starch into sugars.

Just some biology for you there.

Eating food last thing on a night can cause the body to have to work when it's trying to rest. This may be a contribution to SP.

proyect_outzone

QuoteEating food last thing on a night can cause the body to have to work when it's trying to rest. This may be a contribution to SP.

I had mostly contrary experiences. When i eat directly before sleeping, i have mostly dreamless nights with bad recovery effects.

Bedeekin

It's not really good for digestion or general health to eat last thing at night anyway. Sort of common sense.