Dehydration is a long and slow process even in a desert, you would need sedatives that knock you out and the sun "grills" you while you lay on the floor. Still, that's a terrible idea imo. I do not recommend it. I assume it takes minimum 2 days even in the desert to die of dehydration.
Miss I read a lot about this method. After a few hours, a person loses his concentration. It is like a sedative. My biggest fear is the pain of kidney failure. Is kidney failure very painful or not? I have no other way. I threw sodium nitrite in the bathroom. I do not like to be poisoned. I want to let myself die without my intervention.
Silent Raindrops
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Ibuprofen is not a very good choice for OD. I agree with @Praestat_Mori, it'll be torture.
This is impossible. You intervene by not drinking and exposing yourself to high temps in the desert.
Kidney failure is probably very painful and OTC painkillers won't help here anyways. It's up 2 u but pls reconsider your decision there are r way better methods if your true desire is to CTB.
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Linda
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If it's very hot and you have no water, at 45C you will die within hours, not days, especially if you are exercising and are not seeking any shade. It's not the pleasantest way to die, but it's not the worst either. Head off on foot, starting in the early morning, and keep going, heading in a direction away from other people. After 6 hours of that you won't be able to return alive, even if you want to. I suggested starting in the early morning, because that gives you a full day in the heat. Temperatures in a desert are usually much cooler at night. Drinking alcohol (spirts would be more effective than beer) would speed up the process, and might be an alternative to any painkiller.
I would advice you to reconsider like mentioned above and no otc painkiller will work but here is what Google says.....
Most people who die in the desert do so within the first 36 hours; another quarter within 48 to 50 hours, and nearly all within 70 to 80 hours.
Source: https://www.precisionhydration.com/...=Most people who die in,within 70 to 80 hours.
Most people who die in the desert do so within the first 36 hours; another quarter within 48 to 50 hours, and nearly all within 70 to 80 hours.
Source: https://www.precisionhydration.com/...=Most people who die in,within 70 to 80 hours.
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Linda
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Not quite sure what you mean, but since I'm an atheist I don't think I can agree.
