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SadCryingBunny

SadCryingBunny

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Apr 10, 2025
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I just tried breathing in nitrogen for almost a minute. My ears were ringing like crazy, sounds like when grenades go off in battlefield. How close am I to passing out? Why is it so difficult to lose consciousness. Like how many minutes are required, that's why I want to do it when asleep. I'm in the process of setting up my sleep setup with a timer. If I inhale the gas while sleeping with zolpidem sleeping pills, could I possibly wake up and survival instinct kicks in? What can I use to fully sedate me so when I'm unconscious prior, when the timer runs out and the nitrogen gas flows into the exit bag, there is no way I can fight back. I want to die ASAP.
 
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TitianCashew26

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Do you have a pulse ox? It should drop precipitously in the first 20 seconds, after which unconsciousness should set in. But before you go unconscious, your pulse ox should decrease. This is an indication that your set up is correct.
 
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Do you have a pulse ox? It should drop precipitously in the first 20 seconds, after which unconsciousness should set in. But before you go unconscious, your pulse ox should decrease. This is an indication that your set up is correct.
I'll buy one. What level does it need to drop to for conscious to be lost? I'm testing via breathing from hose in exit bag or sometimes directly from hose while holding nose shut. After 30 seconds or so the sensation becomes very intense and I can't tell whether I will pass out or not, does it just suddenly happen? I don't want to damage myself accidentally. I'm just testing so I'm prepared on the day I ctb
 
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I'm not sure what level it has to be for consciousness to be lost, but you should see it decreasing during your tests. If you do not, I'd say oxygen from surrounding is getting in.
 
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notebook03

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that's weird. nitrogen is a silent killer, it shouldn't cause air hunger or any symptoms at all. are you sure it's pure nitrogen? what form is it, liquid or gas and is it a tank?
 
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that's weird. nitrogen is a silent killer, it shouldn't cause air hunger or any symptoms at all. are you sure it's pure nitrogen? what form is it, liquid or gas and is it a tank?
Gas tank.
 
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Samovypil

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Jul 19, 2024
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I'll buy one. What level does it need to drop to for conscious to be lost? I'm testing via breathing from hose in exit bag or sometimes directly from hose while holding nose shut. After 30 seconds or so the sensation becomes very intense and I can't tell whether I will pass out or not, does it just suddenly happen? I don't want to damage myself accidentally. I'm just testing so I'm prepared on the day I ctb
When breathing nitrogen, you lose consciousness gradually; it is impossible to predict the exact moment before losing consciousness. I conducted an experiment, and I lost consciousness unexpectedly within 15 seconds (using an SCBA mask); the only warning sign was that my vision began to darken around the edges. Be careful with such experiments so you don't end up disabled. I also experienced convulsions.
 
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When breathing nitrogen, you lose consciousness gradually; it is impossible to predict the exact moment before losing consciousness. I conducted an experiment, and I lost consciousness unexpectedly within 15 seconds (using an SCBA mask); the only warning sign was that my vision began to darken around the edges. Be careful with such experiments so you don't end up disabled. I also experienced convulsions.
If restrained by the legs and hands tied under one leg thigh. During the convulsions will I move a lot? How long will the process be? I want to be dead and over with.
 
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gardenhouse

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I just tried breathing in nitrogen for almost a minute. My ears were ringing like crazy, sounds like when grenades go off in battlefield. How close am I to passing out? Why is it so difficult to lose consciousness. Like how many minutes are required, that's why I want to do it when asleep. I'm in the process of setting up my sleep setup with a timer. If I inhale the gas while sleeping with zolpidem sleeping pills, could I possibly wake up and survival instinct kicks in? What can I use to fully sedate me so when I'm unconscious prior, when the timer runs out and the nitrogen gas flows into the exit bag, there is no way I can fight back. I want to die ASAP.
Did you breath nitrogen in an enclosed environment? I think that's why pph book mentioned exit bag, so the bag is full of nitrogen, no oxygen left. If you unleash the gas in a room, and breathe in nitrogen, i don't think you'll lose consciousness because there's still more oxygen in the room than nitrogen. Correct me if i'm wrong here anyone?

Is your ear still ringing?
 
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DeathSweetDeath

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Did you breath nitrogen in an enclosed environment? I think that's why pph book mentioned exit bag, so the bag is full of nitrogen, no oxygen left. If you unleash the gas in a room, and breathe in nitrogen, i don't think you'll lose consciousness because there's still more oxygen in the room than nitrogen. Correct me if i'm wrong here anyone?

Is your ear still ringing?
Correct.
The most important way to succeed with this method is to understand HOW and WHY it works.
The more you read about it, the better.
Nitrogen is NOT poisonous!
I repeat,
nitrogen is NOT poisonous!
It doesn't kill you by poisoning you.
The nitrogen does not kill you.
It is the lack of oxygen that kills you.
The nitrogen causes you to pass out so that you don't notice the lack of oxygen.
The purpose of the exit bag with gas flowing into it is to create an OXYGEN FREE atmosphere around your head.
You first push all the air out of the bag, then the gas starts to flow in.
You want to know if the small bag can be swapped for a car or small room.
Are you seeing yet why that can't work, since you now understand the gas is not poison?
All of the air would need to be somehow removed from the room for that to be effective.
No such air removing invention exists.
Releasing some nitrogen into a car or room filled with air would have no way to do anything to you. All it would do is waste perfectly good nitrogen.

SadCryingBunny has issues with nitrogen that are very atypical, I wouldn't let them worry you too much.
 
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