A lot of questions

[MoonlitNight]

What is a hypnosis injury? What exactly does it mean to be afraid of our "inner voice" it seems so inevitable that our mind would just read and interpret the words direction. Our mod Dot has got me thinking.

How does SN work on our body? I'd like to know what exactly it does and how it reacts with our body that slowly kills us. Along with benzos or any other type of drugs used to ctb. Im really interested in human biology and would like to know how these drugs react with our body. Thanks

 

[lukas19]

What is a hypnosis injury? What exactly does it mean to be afraid of our "inner voice" it seems so inevitable that our mind would just read and interpret the words direction. Our mod Dot has got me thinking.

How does SN work on our body? I'd like to know what exactly it does and how it reacts with our body that slowly kills us. Along with benzos or any other type of drugs used to ctb. Im really interested in human biology and would like to know how these drugs react with our body. Thanks

How it kills you

Sodium Nitrite - Suicide Wiki

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How does SN work on our body? I'd like to know what exactly it does and how it reacts with our body that slowly kills us

I've read some studies/articles about it. It interferes with the ability of red blood cells to transport oxygen, something we understand as to be "methemoglobinemia".
Here's some studies that shows the "results" of this process; it shows the discoloration of the skin, how blood turns brown/dark, and even the discoloration of muscle tissue.

(WARNING: DEAD BODIES, BLOOD, NEEDLES)

• Increasing use of sodium nitrite in suicides—an emerging trend
• Suicide attempt using sodium nitrite ordered on the internet: Two case reports
• Fatal methaemoglobinemia due to intentional sodium nitrite ingestion

Along with benzos

Because Benzodiazepine is fairly common to the general population (of America, at least), there's a lot of research and information you can find about it. To my understanding, it's not super easy to overdose on them to the point where death is a common occurrence, at least by themselves, but rather you need to take them in assistance with opioids or alcohol. You can find a lot about drugs on the DrugBank website.

What is a hypnosis injury?

I tried to look into this, I couldn't find much of anything. If anyone finds out what this means, or what it implies, and how it occurs, please tag me. I'm super curious.

 

[MoonlitNight]

I've read some studies/articles about it. It interferes with the ability of red blood cells to transport oxygen, something we understand as to be "methemoglobinemia".
Here's some studies that shows the "results" of this process; it shows the discoloration of the skin, how blood turns brown/dark, and even the discoloration of muscle tissue.

(WARNING: DEAD BODIES, BLOOD, NEEDLES)

• Increasing use of sodium nitrite in suicides—an emerging trend
• Suicide attempt using sodium nitrite ordered on the internet: Two case reports
• Fatal methaemoglobinemia due to intentional sodium nitrite ingestion

Because Benzodiazepine is fairly common to the general population (of America, at least), there's a lot of research and information you can find about it. To my understanding, it's not super easy to overdose on them to the point where death is a common occurrence, at least by themselves, but rather you need to take them in assistance with opioids or alcohol. You can find a lot about drugs on the DrugBank website.




I tried to look into this, I couldn't find much of anything. If anyone finds out what this means, or what it implies, and how it occurs, please tag me. I'm super curious.

I wonder if there could be 2 solutions marks in a question..
this was really useful, ty!