Faxanadu
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- Aug 14, 2024
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Years ago I experienced ethyl coma after drinking a bottle of Gin (0.75 liters) in a short time, I think half an hour.
I was unconscious for six hours (it was like sleeping without dreaming), then I woke up in the hospital, in the psych ward.
In short, I reached the sixth stage of alcohol poisoning: coma. The seventh stage is death.
I found a website that explains in detail the seven stages of alcohol poisoning at this address: link.
I have to point out that I didn't throw up, and this probably helped keep the alcohol in my body long enough to get into a coma.
I don't know if this information can help you, maybe to lose consciousness in a situation where you prefer to be "sleeping".
I imagine the amount of alcohol needed to reach the coma depends on the weight of the person, the alcoholity of the substance ingested, and the time of intake.
I was unconscious for six hours (it was like sleeping without dreaming), then I woke up in the hospital, in the psych ward.
In short, I reached the sixth stage of alcohol poisoning: coma. The seventh stage is death.
I found a website that explains in detail the seven stages of alcohol poisoning at this address: link.
I have to point out that I didn't throw up, and this probably helped keep the alcohol in my body long enough to get into a coma.
I don't know if this information can help you, maybe to lose consciousness in a situation where you prefer to be "sleeping".
I imagine the amount of alcohol needed to reach the coma depends on the weight of the person, the alcoholity of the substance ingested, and the time of intake.
