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martinso67

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This is an update to my struggle on how to setup correctly the inert gas method.
Another new regulator and I have still a leak between the regulator and the gas bottle valve (that is connected with the regulator).
Not sure if I should give up and go for SN??? I am afraid of SN failing, because it would be done in a place (that's not a hotel or house/flat) where I am alone .

I got another suitable regulator for my Nitrogen gas bottle. But the company send me one that is for Argon/Co2. Regardless it fits the connection and I connected it securely by a wrench as well.
FAIL, there is still a leak, but the noise now is quieter. Tried again two times connecting the regulator. But the noise came back to the same level as with the first regulator. Seller of the product is also not a help, who said there is no leakage with their nitrogen gas bottle and everything is OK. But it seems that this is the problem.

In my test setup with the leak problem (between regulator and gas bottle connection valve). I could only put an anti leak tape on the connection between regulator and hose that goes to the hood. This regulator-hose part did not have really a leak and the whole setup is OK, except the gas bottle-regulator connection.
Regardless of this problem, I still reached below recommended 2% of oxygen after 6 minutes. This happened though after 5 minutes, when I stopped the gas flow (recommended 25 liters per minute). The value of 2% stayed for 20 minutes after gas flow was stopped, without the value increasing slowly.

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From 21,5% O2 to 1.9% after about 6 minutes with gas leak problem.
Still undecided if the inert gas method is still reliable with this gas leak problem and this conditions I mentioned above. The noise is also not quiet and people could hear a sound that resembles a dangerous gas leak.
I wanted to go with this method. Did everything and worked my ass of to get everything transported and sorted out. I don't have a car or really own place where I live.
I want at least a nice ending to my life. Enough for god's sake with these limitations and suffering in my life. Especially with these limitations, I cannot live like that. I followed all the rules and required steps to set this up. Why does it fail? Why I am ignored :(

Is SN (with the fasting protocol and the recommended anti-emetics) more reliable than the inert gas hood method in my case??
 
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