saintives
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- Dec 23, 2019
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J/w where i get propanol for increase SN heart rate? I have to go VERY soon i have no choice, does the PPH have it? Ty everyone I love this website and more inportantly the ability to CHOOSE
It's often prescribed for anxiety. Pretty easy to get.
Where I am, they are about 90% more likely to prescribe it instead of a benzo for anxiety. So it can't hurt to try.I can try to get, but no guarantee a physician will...
Where I am, they are about 90% more likely to prescribe it instead of a benzo for anxiety. So it can't hurt to try.
Or as mentioned above, if you happen to have high blood pressure, there's also a great chance of getting it for that.
If you already get a benzo, you could try asking for propranolol instead of it. Say you read about it being used and would like to try and see it it's better for you.no high bp good weight fairly young may be hard to convince being they already give me benzo
It's not required at all. It's basically just a nice bonus to hopefully control the pounding heart symptoms. It wasn't even part of the recommended drug list until fairly recently.Is propranolol required for sn? Wouldn't just having a solid dose of benzos be sufficient? Is there something that can be taken instead of propranolol?
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Didn't try ordering. As with any remote pharmacy, due diligence is advised.
What is the recommended dose?It's not required at all. It's basically just a nice bonus to hopefully control the pounding heart symptoms. It wasn't even part of the recommended drug list until fairly recently.
Nope, he took a couple of benzos and propofol.Isn't this drug what killed MJ? A drug which you can die in your sleep?
Ok. Wrong spelling. Propanol and propofol.
The PPeH puts it in slightly different terms as a conclusion, since it indicates that in fact it could accompany the loss of consciousness to make it happen quicker. If that assumption were correct, then it could be benefitial, especially since the reports are uncertain whether the passing sequence stays peaceful to everyone from start to finish.It's not required at all. It's basically just a nice bonus to hopefully control the pounding heart symptoms. It wasn't even part of the recommended drug list until fairly recently.
Yeah, they're chemically very different - one is a beta blocker and the other is a hardcore sedative that can stop you from breathing.Ok. Wrong spelling. Propanol and propofol.
Spellings are similarYeah, they're chemically very different - one is a beta blocker and the other is a hardcore sedative that can stop you from breathing.
To accomplish that, the PPH also recommends taking an overkill 2g of propranolol.The PPeH puts it in slightly different terms as a conclusion, since it indicates that in fact it could accompany the loss of consciousness to make it happen quicker. If that assumption were correct, then it could be benefitial, especially since the reports are uncertain whether the passing sequence stays peaceful to everyone from start to finish.
Since Propanolol seems moderatly easily available, I find it intriguing that almost everyone choose to do without it as of now. That said, I understand that any addition of element remains experimental at this stage (then again, same for stripping down a protocol)
To share my experience with this, I ordered Propranolol on Jan 5th from the store you are referring to. It never came. I contacted them and they re-shipped. That was last week and there is no way of tracking the shipment so I have no idea of when/if I'll get it.In the appropriate chapter, the PPeH gives a link to an online pharma that sells it w/o prescription. It comes as 80mg pills under the name "Inderal", so only 25 are needed.
That drug store also happens to sell other meds like Dilantin (N potentiator), Digoxin (DDMP2 cocktail) and Amitriptyline.
Didn't try ordering. As with any remote pharmacy, due diligence is advised.
To accomplish that, the PPH also recommends taking an overkill 2g of propranolol.
Most people who take propranolol with SN right now are hoping to control the physical symptoms that make it unpleasant. The other reasons seem to be secondary, I think. And a propranolol overdose can actually create the exact symptoms we want to get rid of, so it just seems like too much...
Regardless, it's totally optional and the method works just fine without it.
It's a little more than that. This is a quote from the PPH: "The propranolol interferes with the compensatory cardiac response to the effects of methemoglobin produced by the nitrite. As the brain receives insufficient oxygen a message is sent to the heart to increase blood flow. However, with propranolol present, the message is blocked and with no increase in blood-flow to the brain, consciousness is quickly lost."It's not required at all. It's basically just a nice bonus to hopefully control the pounding heart symptoms. It wasn't even part of the recommended drug list until fairly recently.
Yes, that's true. I kind of addressed that in my response below that. That's not why everyone here started using it. And it seems the most popular reason is to address the tachycardia.It's a little more than that. This is a quote from the PPH: "The propranolol interferes with the compensatory cardiac response to the effects of methemoglobin produced by the nitrite. As the brain receives insufficient oxygen a message is sent to the heart to increase blood flow. However, with propranolol present, the message is blocked and with no increase in blood-flow to the brain, consciousness is quickly lost."
So, propranolol is not necessary but there is more of a bonus than quieting the heart. One loses consciousness more quickly.
To share my experience with this, I ordered Propranolol on Jan 5th from the store you are referring to. It never came. I contacted them and they re-shipped. That was last week and there is no way of tracking the shipment so I have no idea of when/if I'll get it.
Thanks for the bank tip. I did pay for the tracking number on the initial shipment, but I do not know if it was included in the second since it was free.interesting. Sorry about that.
In the event it doesn't arrive, you could always get your card refunded by contacting your bank, unless you paid with crypto ...if you feel like enduring that awkward moment, may be not worth it.
I'm suspecting you didn't pay for the expedited shipping method ? That one might have had a tracking number, unsure
Anyway, crossing fingers for ya