Since I've been here, I've thought about multiple methods. Certain substances seem to be very difficult to reliably obtain in England, without drawing attention to one's self. This makes it difficult for options such as the SN method.
I've been researching the suicide bag method, and my understanding is that the idea is essentially to create an environment where oxygen and carbon dioxide presence is low, and to replace these gasses with a gas such as nitrogen or helium. The theory is that if done right, I'd become unconscious after only a few breaths, and the helium/nitrogen will continue to do its job, resulting in death soon after. Very high level, but does this sound correct.
I understand that the bag must continue to inflate with the nitrogen/helium in order to keep oxygen and carbon dioxide to a minimum.
I have a gas mask, one with a tube attachment. What if I used a small bucket with a lid, woth two holes. The first hole would have the tube to the gas mask inserted, sealed around it to prevent any leakage. The second hole would be for a pipe coming from the nitrogen/helium canister, to allow the bucket to fill with nitrogen/helium.
Breathing in would result in the gas being pulled in from the bucket, and breathing out opens a non-return valve on the hood so that it's just exhaled into the room. This should mean that the bucket remains exclusively filled with the nitrogen/helium, in theory at least.
Does this sound effective? Is there a way I can monitor nitrogen/helium levels in the bucket, and can I simulate a breath? I'd like to somehow test the scenario and make sure that the contents of the bucket remain as nitrogen/helium after a bresth is taken to ensure the best outcome.
Thank you for any support or advice.
I've been researching the suicide bag method, and my understanding is that the idea is essentially to create an environment where oxygen and carbon dioxide presence is low, and to replace these gasses with a gas such as nitrogen or helium. The theory is that if done right, I'd become unconscious after only a few breaths, and the helium/nitrogen will continue to do its job, resulting in death soon after. Very high level, but does this sound correct.
I understand that the bag must continue to inflate with the nitrogen/helium in order to keep oxygen and carbon dioxide to a minimum.
I have a gas mask, one with a tube attachment. What if I used a small bucket with a lid, woth two holes. The first hole would have the tube to the gas mask inserted, sealed around it to prevent any leakage. The second hole would be for a pipe coming from the nitrogen/helium canister, to allow the bucket to fill with nitrogen/helium.
Breathing in would result in the gas being pulled in from the bucket, and breathing out opens a non-return valve on the hood so that it's just exhaled into the room. This should mean that the bucket remains exclusively filled with the nitrogen/helium, in theory at least.
Does this sound effective? Is there a way I can monitor nitrogen/helium levels in the bucket, and can I simulate a breath? I'd like to somehow test the scenario and make sure that the contents of the bucket remain as nitrogen/helium after a bresth is taken to ensure the best outcome.
Thank you for any support or advice.
