Does anyone know if the dose required for N to be effective is different based on route of administration? Would a single bottle containing 3.25g of N in an IV be as effective as 10g+ that's required for ingestion/drinking route?
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My question would be: How fast? Would one be passed out and unconscience before one could push the plunger all the way down?My thought was with one of those automated IV infusion devices. Where it pushes a syringe through an IV over a set period of time. Like they have for some chemo patients.
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how is 2 grams fatal.... 2 g = 2 ml ?
a bottle of N for animals is 100 ml, so for IV (not injection) , at least 50 ml is needed to die
didnt the handbook say many ppl who used less than 16 ml failed?!Similar threads
