Despite being a lightweight. For example: if a medication says it takes up to 30 minutes to start working it might take like an hour or more for me, if it works at all. It's said that you should take meto and the other stuff an hour before SN, but does this take issues like mine into account? Nobody knows my body better than me, and I don't it all that well. All I can really say is that I may have mild digestive issues or a slow metabolism.
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Red
Warlock
- Apr 10, 2019
- 744
I'm similar, reckon stuff stays in belly longer than it should!
Meto empties stomach which should help a lot
Meto empties stomach which should help a lot
Bumping this. Come to think of it, I believe when I went to do a barium swallow it took until like the third time they checked if I was done digesting it for me to actually be done. And I can't even tell when my stomach is empty or not due to a chronic lack of appetite, perhaps a sign of digestive problems. I bet I'm gonna be in agony a lot longer than most people, if it even works...
I'm inclined to say medication processing works differently than poisoning.
The assisted suicide organizations see the sickest of the sick, and often those are on high dose opioids, which greatly slow gi transit. All of these use 1 hour or so; I'm not sure why you feel it needs to be changed. If it causes you to lose sleep, take it 90 minutes before...or not. It won't make any difference.
I was thinking about how euthanasia clinics probably use it on old patients with digestion issues, but it's just my nature to freak out. My stomach is so noisy, I must have IBS or Chron's or something. I just don't want it to interfere is all.
I'm sure I'm annoying, bumping this thread so much. But I'm having a lot of anxiety over this, I seriously feel like I can't process anything.
Red
Warlock
- Apr 10, 2019
- 744
I think it'd be good to experiment and see how long it takes things to take effect on you, say by taking a diphenhydramine to make you sleepy or simply seeing how long after swallowing it takes otc pain meds to work on a regular headache/other pain?
Any delay would most likely apply to the medication rather than the SN itself as I think that a combination of the meto (which empties your stomach faster, allowing for SN to be alone in your system) and the antacid (which lowers the acidity in order for the SN to be more easily absorbed), work together to make conditions right for the final, lethal substance to get to work.
Once you've figured out how long it takes your body to utilise medication you should be able to work out how much extra time you might need for everything to be in place for that last extra step.
Any delay would most likely apply to the medication rather than the SN itself as I think that a combination of the meto (which empties your stomach faster, allowing for SN to be alone in your system) and the antacid (which lowers the acidity in order for the SN to be more easily absorbed), work together to make conditions right for the final, lethal substance to get to work.
Once you've figured out how long it takes your body to utilise medication you should be able to work out how much extra time you might need for everything to be in place for that last extra step.
I don't think diphenhydramine even works on me actually...
Trazodone seems to take like an hour and a half to 2 hours to make me sleepy. Since I take it at night though, it's hard to say if I'm not just naturally getting sleepy.
I took meto before, and I guess it worked because I kept having bowel movements the day after I took it. I took it at night, went to sleep, and then noticed that. I don't know if that's normal.
Trazodone seems to take like an hour and a half to 2 hours to make me sleepy. Since I take it at night though, it's hard to say if I'm not just naturally getting sleepy.
I took meto before, and I guess it worked because I kept having bowel movements the day after I took it. I took it at night, went to sleep, and then noticed that. I don't know if that's normal.
I'm so anxious about this, I keep breaking into tears. How would 4 drinks do nothing to someone who never drinks? It's like my body is this way just so I can't take SN.
Please, someone put my mind at ease. I can't take this.
Please, someone put my mind at ease. I can't take this.
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Trazodone should make you sleepy in about 30 minutes. There has to be something wrong with me. Benadryl doesn't work either. Please...
Silver
The 21st century is when everything changes
- Aug 8, 2020
- 745
Recently @sadworld tested table salt to get used to salty SN. If you wanted to see how a large amount of salt might affect you, you could do a similar experiment, though I'm not encouraging you and if it's something you're interested in you should read up about it first.
SN is a poison though so surely at a certain amount your body would give in. If you drank 2 or even 3 glasses of 25g , surely your body would succumb?
SN is a poison though so surely at a certain amount your body would give in. If you drank 2 or even 3 glasses of 25g , surely your body would succumb?
timetofly
Student
- Aug 8, 2020
- 110
Are you sure that Benadryl that you have actually contains Diphenhydramine? Because nowadays in different countries it comes with Loratadine, Acrivastine, Cetirizine, etc., and those have no sedating effects like Diphenhydramine. And if it actually contains Diphenhydramine, how much did you take? 25 mg? 50 mg? 100 mg?
woxihuanni
Illuminated
- Aug 19, 2019
- 3,299
I'm pretty sure it does, I took one capsule. I've also taken 2 nyquil and it maybe makes me a bit drowsy after like 2 hours.
I had some side effects on 5mg meto, so I don't want it in my system for 48 hours. I'm thinking maybe I'll take 5mg before fasting and then the stat dose.
Lilacmoon
Beautiful moon, take me away.
- Sep 23, 2020
- 1,308
I'm stupid and don't have anything useful to add.
Good luck though. Swift and peaceful journey to you.
Good luck though. Swift and peaceful journey to you.
woxihuanni
Illuminated
- Aug 19, 2019
- 3,299
Does anyone know what the worst case scenario might be with stomach problems? The SN would hit your system eventually, right? Or would it not be fatal because it's going too slow or maybe just get stuck there?
Silver
The 21st century is when everything changes
- Aug 8, 2020
- 745
People survive taking SN if too little is absorbed because the body converts methemoglobin back into haemoglobin, hence why some people fall unconscious and then wake up. The recommended 20 to 25g is to overwhelm the body's conversion so there just isn't the time or ability to do it. The anti-emetic metoclopramide is recommended because it empties the stomach faster so the SN gets absorbed faster too, from the small intestine.
Silver
The 21st century is when everything changes
- Aug 8, 2020
- 745
Gastroparesis is slow stomach emptying so the SN would get absorbed slower, and maybe you would get increased stomach pain from the SN just being there for a while, idk.
Silver
The 21st century is when everything changes
- Aug 8, 2020
- 745
Not sure, it depends how slowly the SN would be moved to the small intestine that it's absorbed from. If it is slow enough, your body would be able to cope with it.
In fact, if you have gastroparesis, that might be why you are having a delayed reaction to the medication you've tried?
In fact, if you have gastroparesis, that might be why you are having a delayed reaction to the medication you've tried?
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Sorry for not replying I have gastroparesis and other GI issues even though i dont throw up by it. I too dont know if SN will work...not only do i have gastroparesis, i also have gastritis, just had surgery for gallbladder removal, ibs-c, my colon is not working correctly so that is also concerning dont know if its chrons or ulcerative colitis could be both and hashimotos hypothyroidism my digestive system is utterly fucked up and extremely sIow so yeah i have alot of stomach issues as similiar to urs but worse unfortunately so we are in the same boat its such a shame me and you have to worry if it will even work like taking SN isnt enough already and yes your are exactly right I said the same thing when i joined which is why im still here "its like our bodies are this way so we cant take SN"taking a risk to see if it will work or not
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Use domperidone i had the same problem with meto too on 5mg felt very agitated...people on here told me to try and use d instead also i know a few other people who had similiar GI problems like us that actually ctb from sn just try and look threw threads research all u can thats what i have to do unfortunately my problems are really bad so idk if it will work either i just have been depressed this passed month havent had the time to ask etc because I've been dealing with a new ailments tinnitus hyperacusis which is been hell so let me know when you find out too
