My sn protocol

[Realog11]

Day1
0:800 1x8 mg ondansetron zofran
08:00 1x20 mg olanzapine
16:00 1x10mg olanzapine


*instead of meto

Day 2
08:00 1x20mg olanzapine
16:00 1x20mg olanzapine + no more food
22:00 no more drinks
23:00 paracetamol 1000mg
23:15 1x10mg olanzapine
00:00 SN

So what do you think?

 

[raybd]

Other than PPEH and Stan's guide, there is this post on here, that gives more information. Zofran isn't the right choice. That post explains it a bit.

 

[Realog11]

Other than PPEH and Stan's guide, there is this post on here, that gives more information. Zofran isn't the right choice. That post explains it a bit.

Should I just use olanzapine
I saw that carryline took 50 mg of olanzapine in his second day

 

[raybd]

Should I just use olanzapine
I saw that carryline took 50 mg of olanzapine in his second day

I'd say keep it simple and stick to established dopamine inhibitors starting with metoclopramide. Or any on the list in that site link I just posted. Olanzapine is known to inhibit dopamine and serotonin both. But how is not established. You could use it if you have no choice whereas for metoclopramide, everything is spelled out in the PPEH. Removing the science terms, we can loosely say, you need something that works not in the brain but in the stomach. Olanzapine seems to do both, but not enough is established at least for such SN use. I stick with PPEH and don't experiment because they put stuff in it only after getting sufficient reports.

 

[Realog11]

I'd say keep it simple and stick to established dopamine inhibitors starting with metoclopramide. Or any on the list in that site link I just posted. Olanzapine is known to inhibit dopamine and serotonin both. But how is not established. You could use it if you have no choice whereas for metoclopramide, everything is spelled out in the PPEH. Removing the science terms, we can loosely say, you need something that works not in the brain but in the stomach. Olanzapine seems to do both, but not enough is established at least for such SN use. I stick with PPEH and don't experiment because they put stuff in it only after getting sufficient reports.

You sure there has been users who used ondansetron zofran and successfully ctb with sn

I'd say keep it simple and stick to established dopamine inhibitors starting with metoclopramide. Or any on the list in that site link I just posted. Olanzapine is known to inhibit dopamine and serotonin both. But how is not established. You could use it if you have no choice whereas for metoclopramide, everything is spelled out in the PPEH. Removing the science terms, we can loosely say, you need something that works not in the brain but in the stomach. Olanzapine seems to do both, but not enough is established at least for such SN use. I stick with PPEH and don't experiment because they put stuff in it only after getting sufficient reports.

I have no meto just gonna use olazanpine

 

[raybd]

You sure there has been users who used ondansetron zofran and successfully ctb with sn

I have no meto just gonna use olazanpine

See SN and an empty stomach is all you really need. People's tendency to throw up varies widely, so how much that needs to be suppressed also varies widely. Yes, people taking Zofran have gone. That doesn't mean the Zofran did the job. It might only mean there wasn't much dopamine inhibition (gut action) necessary. People have gone combining the two also.
Metoclopramide is easily found. You also have a bunch of options in that list. I'd suggest give it a day to get one of those. Olanzapine has a lot of question marks for such use as its wide usage is for a different purpose is all I am saying. Unless you have tried olanzapine and know it will suit you.

 

[Realog11]

Just finished taking the Olanzapine and I feel drowsy makes me feel I'm gonna get knocked out unconscious when I take the sn tomorrow