faithstevens
sensational
- Mar 7, 2024
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i was looking through the PPH 2022 edition that's pinned on this forum for some methods involving pills. i am deciding to go with the Lethal Cardiac Arrest method as that is what i am able to do. I already sourced Cloroquine and it's on its way. the Oxazepam is out of stock right now, that i'd have to source somewhere but there's no confusion with it. then the Metoclopramide, which i have some confusion with that i will outline later on. this will be my method, as written in Page 81 of the PPH. I am planning to take the drugs exactly as the guide says, and then probably go to sleep.
1. What do you guys think of this method? Is it peaceful enough? Although i'd imagine Cardiac Arrests being particularly painful as written in the guide, it is also implied quite contradictorily that sedatives will stop the Cardiac Arrest from being painful as you'd lose consciousness before. that's my confusion, if i take sedatives will i still feel anything?
2. What is the difference between Metoclopramide and Metoclopramide Hydrochloride? the PPH does not say anything about a Hydrochloride. I am asking this because there is no Metoclopramide in my area, only Metoclopramide Hydrochloride. Is it the same? If it's not, will the Hydrochloride suffice?
3. How does this method compare to the magical unicorn Nembutal in terms of lethality and painlessness?
4. The Oxazepam in the PPH is 30mg tablets, but the only ones i could find in my area are 10mg tablets. the dose mentioned in the book is 20x30mg (600mg). should i just offset it to 60x10mg? That's a lot of tablets though. and im not sure if crushing them up and mixing them in water would reduce their potency. Can someone confirm?
5. This might be sort of a stupid question. How trusted are these methods? They say it's very lethal but then again, they score it at 66% for Cloroquine. That's quite contradictory, or maybe i dont understand their rating system and how these tables are constructed. Is this a good method for dying in my sleep? im sorry if this question is stupid, i dont understand much about chemicals. and i fully understand that this question is basically the equivalent of someone who doesn't understand programming to ask how trusted an open-source software is.
That's all the questions i have, thank you for reading.
For those that do not have the book, i have attached the relevant pages.
1. What do you guys think of this method? Is it peaceful enough? Although i'd imagine Cardiac Arrests being particularly painful as written in the guide, it is also implied quite contradictorily that sedatives will stop the Cardiac Arrest from being painful as you'd lose consciousness before. that's my confusion, if i take sedatives will i still feel anything?
2. What is the difference between Metoclopramide and Metoclopramide Hydrochloride? the PPH does not say anything about a Hydrochloride. I am asking this because there is no Metoclopramide in my area, only Metoclopramide Hydrochloride. Is it the same? If it's not, will the Hydrochloride suffice?
3. How does this method compare to the magical unicorn Nembutal in terms of lethality and painlessness?
4. The Oxazepam in the PPH is 30mg tablets, but the only ones i could find in my area are 10mg tablets. the dose mentioned in the book is 20x30mg (600mg). should i just offset it to 60x10mg? That's a lot of tablets though. and im not sure if crushing them up and mixing them in water would reduce their potency. Can someone confirm?
5. This might be sort of a stupid question. How trusted are these methods? They say it's very lethal but then again, they score it at 66% for Cloroquine. That's quite contradictory, or maybe i dont understand their rating system and how these tables are constructed. Is this a good method for dying in my sleep? im sorry if this question is stupid, i dont understand much about chemicals. and i fully understand that this question is basically the equivalent of someone who doesn't understand programming to ask how trusted an open-source software is.
That's all the questions i have, thank you for reading.
For those that do not have the book, i have attached the relevant pages.
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