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DetachedDreamer97

DetachedDreamer97

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Mar 17, 2018
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So, recently, I read something about ice-cold water. Apparently, if you chug it, while your body is warm, perhaps after a strenuous exercise, you could experience shock, which could lead to a heart attack. I have no idea on how reliable this would be as a suicide method, but... I think there might be some potential. These are the links to where I got this from.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4718113/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11370801
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10208334
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11534099
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2959223

I'm gonna do some more research as I don't fully understand this yet.
 
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omw/2/ctb

omw/2/ctb

Nothing in his life became him like the leaving it
Mar 29, 2019
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It doesn't look very promising as in most cases atrial fibrillation is not fatal. The only fatality in the literature you found appears to have been a 12 year old with a pre-existing heart condition. His case might also imply that there's a significant ingestion volume to body mass ratio at play which might be impracticable for an adult to reach. I think scanning medical literature is a really good way to evaluate potental methods, but I'd advise concentrating on presentations with high fatality rates...though, I have to confess, I think 'Death by Slushie' and 'Death by Milkshake' do sound like really nice ways to go :pfff:
 
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Halo13

Halo13

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May 9, 2019
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It doesn't look very promising as in most cases atrial fibrillation is not fatal. The only fatality in the literature you found appears to have been a 12 year old with a pre-existing heart condition. His case might also imply that there's a significant ingestion volume to body mass ratio at play which might be impracticable for an adult to reach. I think scanning medical literature is a really good way to evaluate potental methods, but I'd advise concentrating on presentations with high fatality rates...though, I have to confess, I think 'Death by Slushie' and 'Death by Milkshake' do sound like really nice ways to go :pfff:
Sweet, sweet cold death. Probably end up with a bad brain freeze.
 
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It doesn't look very promising as in most cases atrial fibrillation is not fatal. The only fatality in the literature you found appears to have been a 12 year old with a pre-existing heart condition. His case might also imply that there's a significant ingestion volume to body mass ratio at play which might be impracticable for an adult to reach. I think scanning medical literature is a really good way to evaluate potental methods, but I'd advise concentrating on presentations with high fatality rates...though, I have to confess, I think 'Death by Slushie' and 'Death by Milkshake' do sound like really nice ways to go :pfff:

Sorry for the delay. I was trying to figure out how to reply coherently. Anyway, yeah you have a point. But what about this one? https://www.google.com/amp/s/metro....r-triggered-massive-heart-attack-9462329/amp/
I wanted to post this before, however there wasn't any research study to the case. But it seems that the dude had no prior heart conditions. I do wonder if what the 12-year old had increased his blood pressure and heart rate. Cause if that's the case, then I could probably stack this on top of my theoretical adrenaline method (forgive me if I'm sounding stupid, I'm kinda desperate).
 
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Mogley26

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Apr 10, 2019
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Sorry for the delay. I was trying to figure out how to reply coherently. Anyway, yeah you have a point. But what about this one? https://www.google.com/amp/s/metro....r-triggered-massive-heart-attack-9462329/amp/
I wanted to post this before, however there wasn't any research study to the case. But it seems that the dude had no prior heart conditions. I do wonder if what the 12-year old had increased his blood pressure and heart rate. Cause if that's the case, then I could probably stack this on top of my theoretical adrenaline method (forgive me if I'm sounding stupid, I'm kinda desperate).
Have you considered other methods?
 
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DetachedDreamer97

DetachedDreamer97

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Mar 17, 2018
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Have you considered other methods?
I have with multiple. However, I keep having a small sense of doubt. And most of the good ones are out of reach for me.
 
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