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VentingI have been taking 1 gram of SN every night!
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There are people who were born with methemoglobinemia (the condition that results from ingesting SN) and lived a normal lifespan with blue skin. As their gene pool diversified, this trait no longer appears in the family.
Google "Blue Fugates of Kentucky".
Only to report that apparently my body is getting used to SN (micro doses) . Last night as usual I took a bit of SN with water and I simple slept I didn't feel anything bad. It was a little weird for me. I really felt disappointed.
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I'm assuming this is your method. You're obviously building up some sort of tolerance. Aren't you worried this is going to screw things up when you actually decide to go for a full dose and cause you to fail?
I'm assuming this is your method. You're obviously building up some sort of tolerance. Aren't you worried this is going to screw things up when you actually decide to go for a full dose and cause you to fail?
Only to report that apparently my body is getting used to SN (micro doses) . Last night as usual I took a bit of SN with water and I simple slept I didn't feel anything bad. It was a little weird for me. I really felt disappointed.
It doesn't track him after the ER, but it sounds like he left with low-level methoglobinemia and no apparent long term damage. So you're probably right, he was just really sick but not on death's doorstep. I don't think SN works like arsenic, where it builds up in your blood stream over time and eventually gets so concentrated you can't survive. You either live or die based on an acute OD, and without much risk of brain damage, which would be rare for a ctb chemical. At the same time, you could hit that OD by accident, even with 1g. I think the lethal human dose is 4g, but it doesn't have to be that high to kill you. That's just a general measurement that scientists use because they don't have anything better.
Wait, so you're still doing it? How are you feeling? Are the effects the same, or have they subsided? Gotten worse? I kind of agree, though, seems a bit like self-immolation
Wasn't the PPeH recommended dose 10g or 15g at first? I can only assume that means the success rate wasn't very good and they had to raise it a bit. As with any OD or poison, the lethal dose varies a lot between people, weight and other things.
Wasn't the PPeH recommended dose 10g or 15g at first? I can only assume that means the success rate wasn't very good and they had to raise it a bit. As with any OD or poison, the lethal dose varies a lot between people, weight and other things.
It has slowly been raised. With some copies circulating in 2017 the lethal dose was 2.6g but the recommendation was 10g. The December 2017 edition raised the lethal dose to 3g and kept the recommended dose to 10g. I'm not exactly sure where 2.6g came from. My guess is that number was purely speculative. Gowans (1990) where a medical student took a 1g tablet of sodium nitrite would have suggest that was the lethal dose.
Within time you've seen the lethal dose change from 5g, 10g, 15g, and now in the current edition it is 20g for a peaceful exit. Philip does not provide any information why the numbers have changed. Taken the evidence we have on the forum that are confirmed, the deaths in PPH, a lethal amount would be anywhere from minimal 15g to 25g -- with the recommendation being 20g.
Animal deaths are also an interesting way at giving us some perspective since there are some physiological differences, especially feral pigs. Yet any number you get from the lethal dose in a pig and try to compare it with a human isn't scientifically accurate.
I think my dose is around 1g... I feel like I had ingested a somniferous. The next day I trying wake up and stand up of my bad but my body always want to keep lying down.
No clear info on PPH rational . Considering Stan x3 serving -- vomiting was probably a concern . Partial vomiting of 10g could make it non-lethal . Partial vomiting of 25g would leave enough SN to be lethal . It's not based on actual cases , like people took 15g and slept it off ... That never happened . I think people who took small SN dosage vomited and the process was prolonged . They called emergency services or found and rescued. It's not SN itself that failed . No direct relation to dose (btw @jgm63 table). I think 20g-25g eliminates concerns (vomiting, prolonged , rescue). I trust Stan's research .
Thought I'd put some perspective:
The body regenerates hemoglobin. "50 blood donors did 175 transfusions, and rapidly returned to normal" and "Certain donors exhibited such regenerative ability that the withdrawal of 1,200 to 2,000 cc. of blood within a period of one to twenty-three days was followed by a return of the hemoglobin level to normal within ten days"
Now, this is still a very dangerous and stupid thing to do, no offense. There's a test you may be able to do if you're worried, because methemoglobinemia discolors your blood arterial blood to a "chocolate, dark-red, brownish to blue " You'd need to take a syringe, and take a sample of your artery. However, as long as you take very low microdoses, you're probably fine. Just make sure you separate doses by at least a couple days, so that your hemoglobin is definitely restored.
I do not recommend this practice, as it could have dangerous side effects. Do at your own risk.
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