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SN in condiments form
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Hi, I'm from Asia and I don't have any access on pure SN. The only SN available here are those mixed salts used for curing meat. How many grams of SN in condiments form (the one for curing) should I take to successfully erase myself from this world?
Thanks.
Hi, I'm from Asia and I don't have any access on pure SN. The only SN available here are those mixed salts used for curing meat. How many grams of SN in condiments form (the one for curing) should I take to successfully erase myself from this world?
Thanks.
From what I have read I don't believe that is going to work. If you imagine a glass of orange juice - if you put a few drops of that orange juice in a glass of water it will be so diluted (impure) that it won't taste like orange juice. The same applies with this as far as I understand it.
From what I have read I don't believe that is going to work. If you imagine a glass of orange juice - if you put a few drops of that orange juice in a glass of water it will be so diluted (impure) that it won't taste like orange juice. The same applies with this as far as I understand it.
That's exactly it. The amount of SN in this condiment (I think I know what they are talking about, I've seen it plenty of times myself) is small compared to the other ingredients it contains. If you also dilute it in water, it gets further "weakened".
That's exactly it. The amount of SN in this condiment (I think I know what they are talking about, I've seen it plenty of times myself) is small compared to the other ingredients it contains. If you also dilute it in water, it gets further "weakened".
From what I have read I don't believe that is going to work. If you imagine a glass of orange juice - if you put a few drops of that orange juice in a glass of water it will be so diluted (impure) that it won't taste like orange juice. The same applies with this as far as I understand it.
thanks for the info, guess i have to find new ways
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