PSSD: N or SN?

[ben7]

Apologies if this has been covered before, the question relates to PSSD.

If you have damaged receptors and an injured central nervous system from psychiatric drugs, is N definitely still effective or is SN a better guarantee?

I understand N works on receptors so this is why I wanted to check, not sure how SN works.

Thanks

 

[Anonymous_A]

Your over complicating it.
They'll both kill you, follow the guides

 

[Pharmaruined]

Apologies if this has been covered before, the question relates to PSSD.

If you have damaged receptors and an injured central nervous system from psychiatric drugs, is N definitely still effective or is SN a better guarantee?

I understand N works on receptors so this is why I wanted to check, not sure how SN works.

Thanks

Don't worry, I'm in the same boat.. but I've had a few surgeries thru the years and ive been put under just fine.. even when I was a raging insomniac.. couldn't sleep a wink the first year I was damaged.. N would be fine.

 

[ben7]

Don't worry, I'm in the same boat.. but I've had a few surgeries thru the years and ive been put under just fine.. even when I was a raging insomniac.. couldn't sleep a wink the first year I was damaged.. N would be fine.

thanks

 

[ihateantipsychotics]

Apologies if this has been covered before, the question relates to PSSD.

If you have damaged receptors and an injured central nervous system from psychiatric drugs, is N definitely still effective or is SN a better guarantee?

I understand N works on receptors so this is why I wanted to check, not sure how SN works.

Thanks

Wondering the same thing. My receptors are fucked up by antipsychotics and benzos and SSRIs. Will 2 bottles of N work? Medications, alcohol and coffee don't work on me anymore

 

[ben7]

The general consensus on here seems to be N is more powerful than all of these, seems like there is no way to be 100% sure.

 

[phersper]

Apologies if this has been covered before, the question relates to PSSD.

If you have damaged receptors and an injured central nervous system from psychiatric drugs, is N definitely still effective or is SN a better guarantee?

I understand N works on receptors so this is why I wanted to check, not sure how SN works.

Thanks

News? I m in the same boat as you

 

[bluebus]

I think either would work just fine, as long as you do it correctly. I see your concern with pssd, but SN and N are very potent drugs. Your body, no matter how damaged its cns is, will most likely not be able to survive lethal doses of either of these substances. I wish you the best, and I'm sorry that you have this issue complicating things on top of everything else. Life can be so hard and unfair. Love and peace, bb

 

[Prolonged Suffering]

Questions, I'm new here. What do SN and N mean?

 

[John Ryder]

Questions, I'm new here. What do SN and N mean?

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/acronyms-on-here-for-new-users.6031/