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Update in current PPeH: it states that the benefit of an antacid whether it be an H2 antagonist like cimetidine, PPI, or antacid like mylanta cannot be established and therefore no longer advised.
I suppose this is the cause? When was getting found after drank SN:
Hospitals sometime follow further procedures, but these were not found to be crucial just supportive, may hasten recovery: Oxygen therapy, Ascorbic acid (MetHb elimination), Cimetidine (reduces hematotoxins).
I would recommend an acid reducer. I have taken it with stuff that makes me nauseous and it reduces the nausea and pain. If the acid reducer does not have a role in speeding up the CTB, at least it does reduce nausea IMO and from my experience. I've used it with tiny amounts of SN and with other drugs. My H2 of choice is Pepcid (famotidine). It's in the Pepto Bismol aisle in the pharmacy OTC, next to TUMS, etc.
(Off-topic: I cannot see how Pepto Bismol in it's original form - the pink liquid - can possibly reduce nausea. Just thinking about it and seeing it my head makes me want to puke. How can one who is nauseous consume a liquid so unappealing! Anyone for whom it has been beneficial... interested in your opinion)
i'm taking these medicines for my bipolar please someone tell if i can use some of them as an alternative to medicines mentioned in satan's guide
following are the medications i'm on
RISPERIDONE + TRIHEXYPHENIDYL 2MG+2MG
DIVALPROEX SODIUM 500MG
BUPROPION 300MG
ARIPIPRAZOLE 15mg
AND I HAVE PRESCRIPTION FOR
TRIHEYPHENIDYL 2mg
PROPRANOLOL 10mg
You need to post more questions or replies before someone can pm you. Anyway, I believe you risperidone can work as an antiemetic. Check Stan's guide. It binds to D2 receptors but I'm not sure how strongly. I think Stan gives relative binding affinities in his guide. Trihexyphenidyl is just like benadryl. Aripiprazole aka Abilify, is an antipsychotic but I don't think it binds strongly enough to D2 receptors for any antiemetic effect.
Do some more searches on this forum and see what others have to say.
I would recommend an acid reducer. I have taken it with stuff that makes me nauseous and it reduces the nausea and pain. If the acid reducer does not have a role in speeding up the CTB, at least it does reduce nausea IMO and from my experience. I've used it with tiny amounts of SN and with other drugs. My H2 of choice is Pepcid (famotidine). It's in the Pepto Bismol aisle in the pharmacy OTC, next to TUMS, etc.
(Off-topic: I cannot see how Pepto Bismol in it's original form - the pink liquid - can possibly reduce nausea. Just thinking about it and seeing it my head makes me want to puke. How can one who is nauseous consume a liquid so unappealing! Anyone for whom it has been beneficial... interested in your opinion)
I've taken dexedrine. Tachycardia most likely won't bother you. IMO also those who have a really high VO2max... it won't scare them that their HR is around 130bpm. I'm comfortable walking around at 130.
I have my SN but didnt now the purity i wonder why i never hear a cbt from sodium nitrit where i live and mostly hanging method i live greece by the way.
I have my SN but didnt now the purity i wonder why i never hear a cbt from sodium nitrit where i live and mostly hanging method i live greece by the way.
The method has taken off in North America and mostly English speaking countries like UK. But just like the Hibachi-method took off in Asia first and then over years spread to other continents, it's similar with SN.
Cultural differences, language barriers, availability or sometimes different cultures consider different methods as more acceptable than others.
Gun deaths are more prevalent in a country that has more guns, is more comfortable with handling guns etc etc.
SN will become more popular over the next 2-3 years and at the same time jurisdictions will start clamping down on availability of SN.
It's the circle of life (and death) of a suicide method.
Wanted to share with you a presentation compiled by ACCME which oversees the accreditation requirements for medical licensing in 41 states. One particular aspect they are tasked with is the accreditation of continuing medical education (CME) credits ALL doctors are required to complete on a rotating basis to remain licensed.
This presentation was drafted by the ACCME this past February to bring awareness to persons working in the medical field about methemoglobinemia, the mechanism of death induced by SN.
While there are obviously many substances and conditions that can cause methemoglobinemia, the ACCME definitely goes out of their way to bring awareness to SN as well as SS.
With the increased awareness, this should definitely serve as a reminder to remain vigilant, keep sources guarded, and to ensure you reduce chances of being found when CTBing.
Will be taking some sleeping pills or benzo right before drinking the first Glass interfere somehow with the Sn? My Plan was to fall asleep while the Sn kill me
Will be taking some sleeping pills or benzo right before drinking the first Glass interfere somehow with the Sn? My Plan was to fall asleep while the Sn kill me
Im worried that i might feel too sleepy or dizzy to drink the Sn. What if tale benzo or sleeping pills right after the first Glass? The Sn should male me unconscious in about 40 minutes
Once you take the SN I wouldn't count on any drug being absorbed properly due to methemoglobinemia (Reduced O2 saturation and transport ability) and hyperviscosity syndrome (Increase in blood voscosity)
SN doesn't effect O2 absorption in regards to the lungs, it induces methemoglobinemia, which is the blood's ability to bind and transport O2. Your lungs will continue to function.
You could have 100%medical oxygen being pumped into your lungs and it would not make a difference
SN doesn't effect O2 absorption in regards to the lungs, it induces methemoglobinemia, which is the blood's ability to bind and transport O2. Your lungs will continue to function.
You could have 100%medical oxygen being pumped into your lungs and it would not make a difference
Once you take the SN I wouldn't count on any drug being absorbed properly due to methemoglobinemia (Reduced O2 saturation and transport ability) and hyperviscosity syndrome (Increase in blood voscosity)
Whats the time window after drinking the sn and passing out? I keep reading different things, the video of the girl is like 40 minutes till she is asleep, thats a lot if you are in pain
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