Help Which drugs have the strongest cardiac arrest potential

[spanishguy22]

After reading just now a thread about caffeine, I was wondering if there could be more efficient drugs (excluding street drugs, only med drugs) that I could ingest to induce cardiac arrest.
I read about ephedrine. I think that's stronger than caffeine? Could a OD of that work?
I have access to clenbuterol and dnp too

 

[DetachedDreamer97]

Cerberin, Potassium Chloride, Propranolol, -and Theobromine is all I could think of.

 

[LongTimeComing]

Could just be me, but when I took Niacin, I nearly went to the hospital. I was having symptoms of a heart attack and just as I was about to go to the ER, they subsided.

 

[KnightOfEnceladus]

@spanishguy22: don't OD on stimulants, please, please, please. Especially not alone. They produce horrible deaths.

 

[spanishguy22]

@spanishguy22: don't OD on stimulants, please, please, please. Especially not alone. They produce horrible deaths.

No worries my method is SN. At this point is just curiosity more than anything.

 

[eve2004]

@spanishguy22: don't OD on stimulants, please, please, please. Especially not alone. They produce horrible deaths.

Can you explain more about this? What about a cocktail of stimulants?

 

[DetachedDreamer97]

Can you explain more about this? What about a cocktail of stimulants?

A cocktail of stimulants is still overdosing on stimulants. The problem that comes with stimulants, for example: caffeine... you're gonna find yourself feeling very jittery, and most likely sick. Also being that you are conscious during the process of dying from a heart attack, you're gonna experience some pain. A better idea would be cardiac depressants/arrestants.

 

[eve2004]

But it would work right? I'm ok with a fatal heart attack.

 

[DetachedDreamer97]

But it would work right? I'm ok with a fatal heart attack.

Could.

 

[woxihuanni]

I have bought caffeine powder, thinking it is painful but likely to succeed with antiemetics. But the risk of surviving with brain damage is really scary.

Digoxin should fuck up your heart, and probably less painful than caffeine (but not painless at all). I cannot get it from alldaychemist to where I live. I would need someone to get it and forward it to me.

 

[eve2004]

SN it is then...

 

[woxihuanni]

What do people think of using cerbera odollam seeds? Apparently it works quite well and cheaply available. Why is it not more common, you think?

 

[BridgeJumper]

Yew tincure is supposed to stop your heart. But all posts about it here were failures. I tried to make tea out of it but failed - the water wasnt there long enough to draw out the poison + it was very bitter and sensation of my heart pounding scared me and caused me to stop. Id rather use some powerful depressants

 

[eve2004]

What do people think of using cerbera odollam seeds? Apparently it works quite well and cheaply available. Why is it not more common, you think?

Im sure most people have not heard of it and after i looked it up, have no idea where to get that stuff, either off a tree or on the internet (considering its a suicide tree with few other benefits). Most cities won't grow that shit downtown for people to play around with...

 

[woxihuanni]

"Im sure most people have not heard of it and after i looked it up, have no idea where to get that stuff, either off a tree or on the internet (considering its a suicide tree with few other benefits). Most cities won't grow that shit downtown for people to play around with..."

It is available online. Three seeds to a package, apparently one is enough to kill. The upside is, if you are found by some accident, doctors would not easily know what poisoned you.

 

[BipolarExpat]

cerbera odollam seeds

Never heard of them but I've noticed that generally people stay away from natural/organic poisons because the dying stage(s) tends to be very long/drawn out and terribly painful.

 

[woxihuanni]

Depends on the poison, I suppose. I am more scared of using medicine that works on the nervous system than organic poison that works on the heart. I am now trying to settle on this one, especially reading one case where they changed their mind and tell the doctors what they took, but still died in hospital.

cerbera odollam seeds

Never heard of them but I've noticed that generally people stay away from natural/organic poisons because the dying stage(s) tends to be very long/drawn out and terribly painful.

Depends on the poison, I suppose. I am more scared of using medicine that works on the nervous system than organic poison that works on the heart. I am now trying to settle on this one, especially reading one case where they changed their mind and tell the doctors what they took, but still died in hospital.

 

[BipolarExpat]

Interesting

Thanks for the reply


McCandless' (Into the Wild) final end was (arguably) caused by Hedysarum alpinum (commonly called wild potato).

Doesn't sound too fun tho...:

"He put forward the proposal that McCandless starved to death because he was suffering from paralysis in his legs induced by lathyrism, which prevented him from gathering food or hiking out. Lathyrism may be caused by ODAP poisoning from seeds of Hedysarum alpinum."

...and sounds much more lengthy than a stronger poison.

 

[woxihuanni]

Interesting

Thanks for the reply


McCandless' (Into the Wild) final end was (arguably) caused by Hedysarum alpinum (commonly called wild potato).

Doesn't sound too fun tho...:

"He put forward the proposal that McCandless starved to death because he was suffering from paralysis in his legs induced by lathyrism, which prevented him from gathering food or hiking out. Lathyrism may be caused by ODAP poisoning from seeds of Hedysarum alpinum."

...and sounds much more lengthy than a stronger poison.

Thank you! I just checked and if I understand correctly, wild potatoes contain a nerve-acting poison, not heart. Nightmarish death indeed.

 

[BipolarExpat]

nerve-acting poison

Ouch!

And he still managed those smiles near the end and wasn't (apparently) suicidal.

 

[woxihuanni]

Ouch!

And he still managed those smiles near the end and wasn't (apparently) suicidal.

Wow, I definitely could not. Brave guy!

 

[Chucchy]

"Im sure most people have not heard of it and after i looked it up, have no idea where to get that stuff, either off a tree or on the internet (considering its a suicide tree with few other benefits). Most cities won't grow that shit downtown for people to play around with..."

It is available online. Three seeds to a package, apparently one is enough to kill. The upside is, if you are found by some accident, doctors would not easily know what poisoned you.

Have you looked into this any further, is it still something you're considering?

 

[woxihuanni]

I will do more research tomorrow, but I seem to have pretty much settled on this. SN can fail and requires a bunch of other things to work apparently, this seems to work quite well. Painful, yes, but I actually enjoy the idea of a heart attack. A bit of self-punishment there maybe.

 

[Chucchy]

Yeah... I need to read up on it a little more, but it seems like a no brainer. Found a failed attempt. I think what worries me is whether they need to be fresh or not? But I'm pretty sure they don't. It doesn't sound like crazily bad pain, (I may need to read more about that too!) but then again, I don't want to underestimate it!

 

[woxihuanni]

Yeah... I need to read up on it a little more, but it seems like a no brainer. Found a failed attempt. I think what worries me is whether they need to be fresh or not? But I'm pretty sure they don't. It doesn't sound like crazily bad pain, (I may need to read more about that too!) but then again, I don't want to underestimate it!

The failed ones I saw was because they were hospitalised. Even then, with intensive care, some did not survive.

Good question about freshness! I will try to find out. Feel free to pm as well!

 

[vonvonwantpeace]

viagra overdose.

 

[dysphoria]

This is known for its cardiac arrest potential, surprised it's not talked about more, especially when you can find it in a common plant:

Digoxin toxicity - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Any data/experiences on this? It doesn't look like a great way to go, but would go nicely with tranquilisers and painkillers as a peaceful method, no?

 

[woxihuanni]

This is known for its cardiac arrest potential, surprised it's not talked about more, especially when you can find it in a common plant:

Digoxin toxicity - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Any data/experiences on this? It doesn't look like a great way to go, but would go nicely with tranquilisers and painkillers as a peaceful method, no?

When I wake up properly, remind me to share.

 

[Battered_Seoul]

Chloroquine causes death by cardiac arrest.

 

[Sooji95]

Depends on the poison, I suppose. I am more scared of using medicine that works on the nervous system than organic poison that works on the heart. I am now trying to settle on this one, especially reading one case where they changed their mind and tell the doctors what they took, but still died in hospital.


Depends on the poison, I suppose. I am more scared of using medicine that works on the nervous system than organic poison that works on the heart. I am now trying to settle on this one, especially reading one case where they changed their mind and tell the doctors what they took, but still died in hospital.

Does somebody know where to buy these seeds, I looked for it online but it's always out of stock. They haven't banned these seeds right?