Method Hydrogen sulfide ingestion

[R. A.]

I've read up on a couple of threads about the gas method, and one user's awful experience with it in particular, but I first came upon it reading about the passing a couple of years ago of a young Japanese wrestler, Hana Kimura. Her death was ruled suicide by ingestion, meaning what exactly I don't know...isn't this a gas? Doesn't ingestion refer to consuming something as opposed to breathing it? @UpandDownPrincess said it caused scarring of the airways that left permanent damage, so I'm wondering even more how it would be physically possible to eat? drink? something like this. Would appreciate anyone with insight into the unique aspect of this sharing what they know.

 

[[HNO]]

method of the gas generation she used should be provided
any compressed gas(always in cylinders) is gas in liquified form. turning cylinder upside down and turning valve giving off liquid causes frostbites upon contact on body surface
"Frostbite Compressed gases may create low temperatures when they
expand rapidly. Leaks and uses that allow rapid expansion may
cause a frostbite hazard. Wear appropriate personal protective
clothing to prevent the skin from becoming frozen."
so she might drank from H2S tank...lol

 

[Phtzzzing]

It was referred to as "detergent suicide". H2S gas is far less painful. and much faster.