Hi friends,
good news Sn is a peaceful for CTB
good news Sn is a peaceful for CTB
Still, I'd like some data on seizures and convulsions.
Being epileptic, even though that is my chosen method sans N, I'd like some extra confirmation on seizures and convulsions.
It's just a scary though, you know?
Being epileptic, even though that is my chosen method sans N, I'd like some extra confirmation on seizures and convulsions.
It's just a scary though, you know?
not_a_robot
"i hope the leaving is joyful, & never to return"
- May 30, 2019
- 2,121
I wonder about using CBD/Marijuana as the anti-nauseate for this method.
CBD is also anti-seizure...
Yeah, but it also means diluting the substance, which in turn means there's a need for more SN, which means more need for CBD, which means...
Kinda like figuring out how to launch a rocket properly. lol
Kerbal Space Program, kinda, except without boosters.
^^ I played KSP for a while, some years back.
Anyway. Our body will go into convulsions before death, no matter which method we choose. But by that time we will already be unconscious.
Anyway. Our body will go into convulsions before death, no matter which method we choose. But by that time we will already be unconscious.
GeorgeJL
Enlightened
- Mar 7, 2019
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Yeah I've highly suspected for a long time that it was peaceful because of the live blogs with SN. We still need more data though. But it seems promising.
memento_mori
Student
- Mar 28, 2019
- 190
there are live blogs? I thought it's pretty hard to focus or type/ communicate when they kick in
GeorgeJL
Enlightened
- Mar 7, 2019
- 1,621
I just meant that there are people that take SN and post there experience while dying. Most of the ones I saw were from here.
Extremly kind <3
Student
- Jun 8, 2019
- 192
Good news, i went for a local supplier in our country today the purity was 99.6%, but unfortunately it was out of stock, the issue as well in getting the prescription "antimeintc "
Roger
I Liked Ike
- May 11, 2019
- 972
Those ratings are from the table in PPeH which compare the three sodium salts, viz cyanide, azide and nitrite, with the first two being known to be very reliable. SN does at least score highest on the "Peacefulness" criterion, but as the Handbook states, this is a difficult measure to quantify.
It also tells us that SN is more likely than the other two to induce vomiting, so that will clearly affect the reliability assessment. Furthermore, it is slower acting, allowing more time for intervention.
Mainly because SN poisoning is fully reversible if you are found quick enough (or change your mind and call emergency).
MeltingHeart
Visionary
- Sep 9, 2019
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gingerplum
Enlightened
- Nov 5, 2018
- 1,450
People don't usually convulse per se; if there's movement, it's more like limited spasming than convulsing.
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It is a peaceful method. Less gruesome than some others and effective if done right. Not getting found is key. Like any drug, there could be certain side effects due to individual differences in body chemistry. Most people will probably not be conscious long enough to experience side effects. There is always the chance some may be, but it will be short-lived with little pain. If you are found and revived, then you will be experiencing the side effects. Most report headaches and tacychardia that is even noticeable to the individual. Those effects can be mitigated.
