"Madder berries" - any experience with these?

[gehlertjohansson@gm]

Hi everyone
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I'm on the quest for a reliable method and thought about ricin communis but after reading a thread here about it I think not.

I then came across some berries called "madder" in english (galnebær in my language) and I have read more than once now that 10 should be enough for an adult to go.

Does anyone know anything about this, is it effective, how about pain, survival rate etc.?

 

[notwhereIbelong]

I assume you're talking about belladonna? If so, I know that belladonna is known for being toxic, it's rumoured it was used to kill imperator Augustus; so with a high enough amount it should be a viable option.
Apparently it's also legal in Europe and NA, but I wouldn't know where to look for it

 

[gehlertjohansson@gm]

I assume you're talking about belladonna? If so, I know that belladonna is known for being toxic, it's rumoured it was used to kill imperator Augustus; so with a high enough amount it should be a viable option.
Apparently it's also legal in Europe and NA, but I wouldn't know where to look for it

Yes, I can see it's the same thing. Yes I know it was used in history so I guess it could be an option, but maybe it isn't mentioned here as much because people don't know where to look for it as you said?
In my country they should be pretty easy to find, but I don't know about the efficiency and how bad it is before they take you out

 

[downndone2]

I'd be interested in finding out more but wonder what suffering is like

 

[Disaster]

In some parts of the world they just grow in the wild. Although plant toxins can be really nasty. It disturbs the heart, so the end could be kinda panicky, may disturb the nervous system too. Of course I would consider if much worse death was approaching (like, collapse of the civilization kind of thing), but not at times of peace etc.

 

[gehlertjohansson@gm]

I see, yes I can't find anything on what suffering would be like either.