
Mav
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- Aug 30, 2024
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You called me a "troll", accused me of being an "activist", saying I failed cause I didn't follow SN "protocols….
For a forum offering support, y'all were clearly NOT doing that.
Let the troll explain….
I did a lot of research and found such different experiences among individuals like it was night & day. Of course there is a "protocol" on potency, fasting times, and amount. But it is most certainly NOT that cut & dry. That is why you see multiple failed attempts using the method to a T.
Hell, people have survived jumping off of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. This and every other method are not a "one size fits all". Not even close. You can jump from a second story building & die instantly on impact…or just break a few bones. You can jump off of the tallest buildings & bridges, and the same applies. You can die on impact, or you can slowly die in severe pain while awaiting rescue. Or, you can be rescued & survive which will most likely be an absolutely awful experience.
Being told not to make a blanket statement is ridiculous.
I'm not saying it doesn't work. I'm saying there is no guarantee, and there is still a large possibility it won't work.
Nothing is guaranteed.
You just have to truly think about what you are willing to do & willing to experience while the method takes time to work or if you fail. I feel offering my experience can give everyone here the opportunity to know & learn that nothing is guaranteed to work. Nothing.
I have a medical condition called gastroparesis. My stomach is 85% paralyzed. Fasting times for me are incredibly different from normal because contents remain in my stomach 85% longer than the norm. Tht being said, I absorb through the stomach incredibly slow. If I take medication, it takes up to 3-4 hours to start working & I need a considerably higher dose than the recommended ones. I researched it at great length taking into consideration the half life of the SN, as well as the antiemetics. Also calculating my gastric emptying with absorption rated to ensure that the method would be successful. I didn't fail because I didn't follow the "protocol". I failed because there is absolutely no way to accurately calculate or measure the amount/potency with my medical condition. I also have AI, in which my body does not produce cortisol. If you don't know what that is, then there is no way for you to be able to understand why or how I determined the formula I used. I'll say again….everyone is different, this is NOT one size fits all, and it is most certainly NOT guaranteed. I am not trying to troll or give misinformation. I'm telling my experience associated with the way my body functions.
Taking all that into consideration, makes my experience far from flawed. It makes the protocol flawed because it gives absolutely NO consideration to such obstacles that absolutely need to account for changes & major modifications.
I'm not encouraging or discouraging anything here. Failing was devastating to me. Extremely. I'm very sick & I suffer greatly. Waking up in the ICU was pretty awful to say the least. Read on in the thread on more explanation to my experience. I'm offering genuine advice & correct information as a helpful tool. NOT to cause any encouragement or lack there of…..
Thank you.
For a forum offering support, y'all were clearly NOT doing that.
Let the troll explain….
I did a lot of research and found such different experiences among individuals like it was night & day. Of course there is a "protocol" on potency, fasting times, and amount. But it is most certainly NOT that cut & dry. That is why you see multiple failed attempts using the method to a T.
Hell, people have survived jumping off of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. This and every other method are not a "one size fits all". Not even close. You can jump from a second story building & die instantly on impact…or just break a few bones. You can jump off of the tallest buildings & bridges, and the same applies. You can die on impact, or you can slowly die in severe pain while awaiting rescue. Or, you can be rescued & survive which will most likely be an absolutely awful experience.
Being told not to make a blanket statement is ridiculous.
I'm not saying it doesn't work. I'm saying there is no guarantee, and there is still a large possibility it won't work.
Nothing is guaranteed.
You just have to truly think about what you are willing to do & willing to experience while the method takes time to work or if you fail. I feel offering my experience can give everyone here the opportunity to know & learn that nothing is guaranteed to work. Nothing.
I have a medical condition called gastroparesis. My stomach is 85% paralyzed. Fasting times for me are incredibly different from normal because contents remain in my stomach 85% longer than the norm. Tht being said, I absorb through the stomach incredibly slow. If I take medication, it takes up to 3-4 hours to start working & I need a considerably higher dose than the recommended ones. I researched it at great length taking into consideration the half life of the SN, as well as the antiemetics. Also calculating my gastric emptying with absorption rated to ensure that the method would be successful. I didn't fail because I didn't follow the "protocol". I failed because there is absolutely no way to accurately calculate or measure the amount/potency with my medical condition. I also have AI, in which my body does not produce cortisol. If you don't know what that is, then there is no way for you to be able to understand why or how I determined the formula I used. I'll say again….everyone is different, this is NOT one size fits all, and it is most certainly NOT guaranteed. I am not trying to troll or give misinformation. I'm telling my experience associated with the way my body functions.
Taking all that into consideration, makes my experience far from flawed. It makes the protocol flawed because it gives absolutely NO consideration to such obstacles that absolutely need to account for changes & major modifications.
I'm not encouraging or discouraging anything here. Failing was devastating to me. Extremely. I'm very sick & I suffer greatly. Waking up in the ICU was pretty awful to say the least. Read on in the thread on more explanation to my experience. I'm offering genuine advice & correct information as a helpful tool. NOT to cause any encouragement or lack there of…..
Thank you.