Should I use OTC anti nausea meds for SN?

[asian.neet]

I'm deciding to go.

If anyone can help with the anti nausea stuff. I am planning to go by Monday so I don't have to suffer here anymore.

 

[tary]

Only dopamine blockers will work for the exact way that SN makes you nauseous, so OTC stuff likely won't.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

It's mentioned in the PPH that Dramamine is an OTC alternative. Can't speak to its efficacy, though.

 

[Acritarch]

Only dopamine blockers will work for the exact way that SN makes you nauseous, so OTC stuff likely won't.

Yes you need a dopamine blocker for the SN method, Metoclopramide or others.
I prefer Domperidone. I have researched and Domperidone have the littled side effects from all dopaminblockers. (but i give no garanty of this info)

 

[persef]

I tried to do a test and took 7 tablets, each tablet 50mgDramin 10mgB6. I knew it wouldn't kill me, I just wanted to get a taste of how I would feel. I didn't really feel any sleep. I felt calm. But I felt like I was drunk. My body really became limp, I was slurring my speech, it seemed as if my body wanted to sleep but it couldn't sleep, my eyes felt heavy, but I wasn't sleepy at all, time passed really slowly, it was around 4 hours, but the feeling It was as if it had been days. It was terrible, I was desperate for it to go away soon. I didn't try 7 tablets with pure drama, because I had already used only 4 tablets of pure drama, and in addition to not being able to sleep, it made me feel agony. For me this didn't work.

 

[Unknown21]

I'm deciding to go.

If anyone can help with the anti nausea stuff. I am planning to go by Monday so I don't have to suffer here anymore.

It is best to try to find metoclopramide through online pharmacies, if you cannot, you can use OTC antiemetics.