What are the consequences of failing the SN method?

[Close_to_freedom]

Jumping is my option, but it scares me. It's effective though.

 

[WhatIsMyLife]

From what has been said, SN failure leaves no long term impacts on the body. Members who did not die reported that they were a little sore from all the needles sticking in them, but they felt they were well again within a week.

 

[Xarabas90]

Tumors. SN is cancerous. Google it.

 

[esoragoto]

Tumors. SN is cancerous. Google it.

AFAIK that's only for meat cured with SN. Even then, it's carcinogenic, not "cancerous" - it increases the likelihood for you to get cancer at some point in your life, but generally only has significant effects if you make eating cured meat a habit. I haven't heard about SN itself causing cancer. Maybe the SN might "cure" your stomach meat a bit after ingestion, and give you a moderate dose of nitrosamines...? At worst, even if that were to happen, it would be a very very small increase in your chance for cancer. Cancer's not your concern with this method.

SN is relatively safe from side-effects, probably one of the lowest odds of serious side effects of almost any method. You would have to be extremely unlucky and be 'saved' at the very brink of death to suffer any kind of permanent brain damage, etc.

 

[Notabadguy]

AFAIK that's only for meat cured with SN. Even then, it's carcinogenic, not "cancerous" - it increases the likelihood for you to get cancer at some point in your life, but generally only has significant effects if you make eating cured meat a habit. I haven't heard about SN itself causing cancer. Maybe the SN might "cure" your stomach meat a bit after ingestion, and give you a moderate dose of nitrosamines...? At worst, even if that were to happen, it would be a very very small increase in your chance for cancer. Cancer's not your concern with this method.

SN is relatively safe from side-effects, probably one of the lowest odds of serious side effects of almost any method. You would have to be extremely unlucky and be 'saved' at the very brink of death to suffer any kind of permanent brain damage, etc.

How do you know that? You're ingesting 25 gr os SN. How many tons of meat you need to ingest 25 gr of SN? Idk, but I do think that it might be concerous.

 

[Xarabas90]

Meat cured SN quantity is lower than anyone's suicide attempt otherwise we would all get cancer. Check your facts before talking. Google SN thyroid cancer.

 

[autumnal]

AFAIK that's only for meat cured with SN. Even then, it's carcinogenic, not "cancerous" - it increases the likelihood for you to get cancer at some point in your life, but generally only has significant effects if you make eating cured meat a habit. I haven't heard about SN itself causing cancer. Maybe the SN might "cure" your stomach meat a bit after ingestion, and give you a moderate dose of nitrosamines...? At worst, even if that were to happen, it would be a very very small increase in your chance for cancer. Cancer's not your concern with this method.

SN is relatively safe from side-effects, probably one of the lowest odds of serious side effects of almost any method. You would have to be extremely unlucky and be 'saved' at the very brink of death to suffer any kind of permanent brain damage, etc.

Yep, this.
Exactly this.

 

[esoragoto]

How do you know that? You're ingesting 25 gr os SN. How many tons of meat you need to ingest 25 gr of SN? Idk, but I do think that it might be concerous.

The SN itself isn't carcinogenic, it's the nitrosamines that come from curing meat with SN. Like I said, it's *possible* the SN could produce a bit of nitrosamines from your meat during the time it spends in your guts, but it probably wouldn't get the opportunity to make very much. If you're not afraid of eating cured meat because it could cause cancer, you definitely shouldn't be afraid of SN as a method. Even if you are afraid of eating cured meat, you still realistically shouldn't be afraid of the SN method. The odds of getting cancer from it are far too low.

 

[Notabadguy]

The SN itself isn't carcinogenic, it's the nitrosamines that come from curing meat with SN. Like I said, it's *possible* the SN could produce a bit of nitrosamines from your meat during the time it spends in your guts, but it probably wouldn't get the opportunity to make very much. If you're not afraid of eating cured meat because it could cause cancer, you definitely shouldn't be afraid of SN as a method. Even if you are afraid of eating cured meat, you still realistically shouldn't be afraid of the SN method. The odds of getting cancer from it are far too low.

I hope you're right. How do you know that? Any degree related to the matter or sonething like that?