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- Feb 13, 2026
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At the moment, I'm thinking about combining the SN and N2 methods. It seems to me that if oxygen is not displaced enough by N2, SN will increase the likelihood of oxygen deprivation in the blood. Or the opposite situation: if I suddenly vomit and can't drink an additional dose of SN, then N2 will serve as a backup.
Of course, I will buy antiemetics and try to fast, but I still think this doesn't guarantee that there won't be any problems. Maybe I'm wrong?
I want to drink SN first, and by the time I feel discomfort (probably abdominal pain or suffocation due to peripheral chemoreceptors), put on the bag and start inhaling N2 in order to lose consciousness as quickly as possible.
However, I'm bothered by the fact that SN might make me vomit or cause my tongue to block the airway. For N2, people recommend securing yourself in a sitting or semi-reclining position, because the likelihood of vomiting is much lower than with SN, and securing yourself will help prevent body displacement during convulsions.
For SN, people recommend using the recovery position to prevent vomit from entering the airway and the tongue from blocking it, causing ordinary suffocation.
I don't know how to properly combine both methods or whether it's even worth combining them. Please advise me on something — I would be very grateful.
Of course, I will buy antiemetics and try to fast, but I still think this doesn't guarantee that there won't be any problems. Maybe I'm wrong?
I want to drink SN first, and by the time I feel discomfort (probably abdominal pain or suffocation due to peripheral chemoreceptors), put on the bag and start inhaling N2 in order to lose consciousness as quickly as possible.
However, I'm bothered by the fact that SN might make me vomit or cause my tongue to block the airway. For N2, people recommend securing yourself in a sitting or semi-reclining position, because the likelihood of vomiting is much lower than with SN, and securing yourself will help prevent body displacement during convulsions.
For SN, people recommend using the recovery position to prevent vomit from entering the airway and the tongue from blocking it, causing ordinary suffocation.
I don't know how to properly combine both methods or whether it's even worth combining them. Please advise me on something — I would be very grateful.