
Veraz
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- Feb 23, 2023
- 43
Prefacing this by explaining that this is NOT a goodbye thread. I highly doubt I will see this through to the end. If anything, it's more of a self-harm experiment I guess. I am also not advocating that anybody else try this. I'm not really trying to CTB here. I just want to see how far I can push my body. Currently I am 40 hours in of complete nutrient deprivation (absolutely no food or water at all). But my symptoms are pretty mild so far. A little dizzy when first standing up. Dry mouth and throat, but only slightly. No pain or headaches yet. But starting to feel pretty fatigued. The only really big thing I have noticed is that my breathing is definitely slower. I assume it's from my metabolism slowing down to try and conserve energy. Also I weighed myself this morning and seem to have lost 4 pounds overnight. I only pee'd a single time in the span of 24 hours. And also I am taking a diuretic (Hydrochlorothiazide) so I am unsure of how this will effect things. Doesn't really seem to be doing anything so far.
When I move, it feels like the air is... heavier, or something? Thicker maybe? Not really sure how to explain it. Just that it kind of feels like I am moving in slow motion. There's probably a more technical term for this experience, but I wouldn't know what it is. Most surprisingly is the fact that I am not hungry yet. Maybe it's the Adderall suppressing my appetite, but considering I am only taking my normal daily dose (20mg) this seems unlikely.
I think I could easily keep this going for another 8-16 hours, including sleep. I assume the pain and more severe symptoms will begin on the third day, which is probably when I will cave, or my family will intervene and force me to eat/drink something. They have already noticed that I am skipping meals.
When I move, it feels like the air is... heavier, or something? Thicker maybe? Not really sure how to explain it. Just that it kind of feels like I am moving in slow motion. There's probably a more technical term for this experience, but I wouldn't know what it is. Most surprisingly is the fact that I am not hungry yet. Maybe it's the Adderall suppressing my appetite, but considering I am only taking my normal daily dose (20mg) this seems unlikely.
I think I could easily keep this going for another 8-16 hours, including sleep. I assume the pain and more severe symptoms will begin on the third day, which is probably when I will cave, or my family will intervene and force me to eat/drink something. They have already noticed that I am skipping meals.