Have you ever wondered what the final moments feels like?

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Because it can be not pure enough, expired, oxydated etc. And metoclopramide makes me dizzy, it can increase vomiting probability. At the same time sn is the best option for me, except gun.

Um..I can sort of understand what you're saying..like the SN I've got is in a hdpe container with a factory made seal so I feel relatively confident about it. I am not sure I'd feel the same way if it came in a plastic bag.

But still I think it should be good enough if it is transferred into an airtight glass container immediately or some such similar storage with vaccum sealing and not opened until the time of usage..

A better option would be to use it before it has time to go bad. But of course, that can be a problem if one is not ready to go yet..

Domperidone is an equally viable AE. There have been several successful cases and I've known at least two people on this forum who went with that..

 

[DeadManLiving]

Yes

 

[Corovaner]

Um..I can sort of understand what you're saying..like the SN I've got is in a hdpe container with a factory made seal so I feel relatively confident about it. I am not sure I'd feel the same way if it came in a plastic bag.

But still I think it should be good enough if it is transferred into an airtight glass container immediately or some such similar storage with vaccum sealing and not opened until the time of usage..

A better option would be to use it before it has time to go bad. But of course, that can be a problem if one is not ready to go yet..

Domperidone is an equally viable AE. There have been several successful cases and I've known at least two people on this forum who went with that..

I have itopride as antiemetic. Does it fit?

 

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I have itopride as antiemetic. Does it fit?

From what I read, it's not rated much in terms of efficacy as an anti nausea medication in comparison with the other two. It's main job seems to be to increase stomach motility with the anti nausea capability being described as "mild-moderate". I saw another book similar to the PPeH mention just meto and domperidone.

 

[flandre0407]

Would it be relief? Pain? Regret? Life flashing in front of your eyes? Panic? Would it feel like you are floating?

I often find myself regretting things that have been done to me in the past, I wonder if in those final moments I will forget them and finally feel peace, even if for a few moments.

I've read somewhere right before you die you relive the happiest memories in the final 7 minutes before you die
Sounds a bit comforting to me at least, and makes me a bit less afraid of dying