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cinnamonstix

cinnamonstix

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Nov 11, 2024
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I have pretty bad asthma, I need to use my inhaler multiple times a day. SN seems like my most likely method, however in a lot of posts I've seen describing the minutes leading up to death it's a lot of hard breathing. My fear is suffocating before being unconscious, as it can already be very hard to breathe. Does anybody have some advice? Or knowledge, I should say, about this?
 
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RW__Asher23

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Dec 11, 2022
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I have pretty bad asthma, I need to use my inhaler multiple times a day. SN seems like my most likely method, however in a lot of posts I've seen describing the minutes leading up to death it's a lot of hard breathing. My fear is suffocating before being unconscious, as it can already be very hard to breathe. Does anybody have some advice? Or knowledge, I should say, about this?
try the search box for SN and Asthma. I have seen posts about it before in there. Hope that helps answer your question. Peace.
 
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logi3535

logi3535

im a mess
Jan 8, 2024
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i also have asthma, i dont use my inhaler as much as i used to but hopefully this info will be of some use to you

lots of guides for SN will tell you to use a beta blocker, and the most popular choice is propranolol, but some people who also have asthma have advised against using propranolol because it blocks both beta receptors, the one to your lungs and the one to your heart.

Now we want to block the receptors to the heart, but for someone who already struggles with breathing, like us with asthma, then we only need to block the heart receptor, and thats where Atenolol comes in. Atenolol is also a beta blocker but it only blocks the receptor to the heart, not the lungs, which is perfect for what we need.

I'm not 100% how peaceful going out this way will be but I've done my research on it, though as anxious about it as i am, i think i'll do more until i'm sure, hope this helps !
 
finishLana

finishLana

Student
Dec 12, 2021
152
Maybe putting sn in acid resistant enteric capsules could be a good idea
 

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