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I didn't read the whole thing but it looks like his hand has fattened or blown up? is that normal? I didn't think you would look that bad after I find it quite scary.
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So what effects do you notice if using this method? Do you go unconscious, fight for breath, fall asleep, choke. Personally I don't care what I look like after the fact, I care about what I'm going through during.
Having in mind how popular SN is on this forum, these photos could make some people reconsider the method.
If one worries about family members finding his/her body, such an image is not less traumatic than any other gruesome method... quite the contrary.
The body looks like the shirts bought at rave festivals.
Maybe in your notes to your loved ones you should write that all this discoloration happens once you lose consciousness... or they'll think you really suffered.
Not a pretty image, in no case "easier" than a blown head or a jump from a building.
SN turns you into a smurf, nice blue tint without the sexy tail.
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He looks very good for a dead person, he can't be dead very long.Man, the body looks terrible. Is that only because of the SN?
The forum provides all information on the various methods in a concentrated formSo what effects do you notice if using this method? Do you go unconscious, fight for breath, fall asleep, choke. Personally I don't care what I look like after the fact, I care about what I'm going through during.
" Autopsy findings revealed general signs of asphyxia "
Did they mean hypoxia? I'm just worried SN involves suffocation.
Asphyxia refers to the physiological results of hypoxia.. it is a condition arising when the body is deprived of oxygen, causing unconsciousness or death.
Hypoxia is the term used to indicate a deficiency of oxygen. A related term used is anoxia, meaning without oxygen.
Asphyxia refers to the physiological results of hypoxia and/or anoxia.
The mechanism of how SN works does not indicate to me a person will be able to feel themselves suffocating during the act.
I'm not really convinced of that. Build up of lactic acid could make it feel a little bit like suffocation. Hopefully SN will knock you want before that happens.
Mottled purple. Not much different from what I'd expect a body to look like... not that I'm an expert I'm on it!!I'm scared to look. Can someone please tell me what color(s) his body is, please?
I did not mean to post my last reply. I had more to say, but I accidentally hit the post button.
SN and CO are nearly identical in mechanisms - prevent hemoglobin from carrying oxygen to tissues.
CO2 continues to be exhaled and does not build up in the way it needs to do in order to set off central chemoreceptors located in the brain - control centres of breathing, and should not cause the normal panic associated with suffocation.
SN is under characterized and not well represented in the literature. CO poisoning is extremely well represented. They both do different things at the cellular level in different ways though.
Wide spread tissue hypoxia does cause acidosis. I can understand the concern. Although, I do not think acidosis is going to be very noticeable if at all...
I have helped to care for many people recovering from CO poisoning (intentional or otherwise). These people never voiced complaints of ever having a feeling like they were suffocating.
Yes. The guide recommends an OTC pain reliever be taken an hour before SN consumption to help manage this symptom.Being a nitrite (highly potent vasodilator) a headache would seem to be a reasonable expectation to occur after consuming the SN. ?
Am I reading that correctly, in that the individual did not actually consume the AE? This would add more evidence to the theory proposed by @GoodPersonEffed that the AE is not necessary for the regimen.Metoclopramide and ranitidine were not detected in toxicological analysis. Although speculative, we hypothesized that these drugs are included in the suicide kit to reduce emesis and therefore to increase ingestion and tolerance to sodium nitrite.
The language here is fascinating. It just goes to show how "out-of-sync" we are with societal norms in our beliefs. The authors essentially assert that suicide is wrong, problematic, and must be stopped, and that support networks are a plague on society.This case also reveals the danger and the importance of preventing and fighting existing suicide support networks over the internet, which allow the purchase of a "suicide kit", by circumvent [sic] the customs services.
I know right. Have you ever seen Bestgore, jeez nothing pretty on there.I mean the state of the body probably depends of the time of body decomposition. Everyone looks ugly when they're dead. At least all the few corpses I have seen with my own eyes were ugly. So however you die, it won't be like in movies.
Had never heard of it but the name is pretty much telling all I need to know. ^^'I know right. Have you ever seen Bestgore, jeez nothing pretty on there.
So where can you get these kits from?
Wow as if it's not bad enough that 'they' can dissect your corpse to their heart's content, they can also share photos of your naked corpse and details of your suicide all over the Internet... This sickens me. Not you OP, just the fact that we have no say in what happens to our bodies after death. I wish I could just disintegrate into thin air. Why can't I decide I don't want to be dissected? Just throw me into a hole in the ground and throw some dirt on top, job done. We have no ownership over our bodies even in death.
Thank you for sharing. I wonder if he was one of the group members. I certainly had no concept of SN before coming here.
With carbon monoxide poisoning the body turns bright cherry red. So choose your color you want to be after death.It appears similar to the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning.
That's why I wish to die in a remote woods. I would rather decay out there where bugs and animals can do the job on my corpse. It's horrible either way after you die. You are just a piece of meat for whoever wants to do what they want on it.Wow as if it's not bad enough that 'they' can dissect your corpse to their heart's content, they can also share photos of your naked corpse and details of your suicide all over the Internet... This sickens me. Not you OP, just the fact that we have no say in what happens to our bodies after death.
They meant the body was deprived of oxygen. So suffocation would be a correct term for dying from hypoxia. I know you mean do they struggle to breathe and fight for air and I don't think so. I really wish I could watch someone die that way, not to be gruesome but just for my knowledge.Did they mean hypoxia? I'm just worried SN involves suffocation.
Wow what an eye opener. @Isadeth .Hi,
I don't know if you are already familiar with this case of fatal intentional SN poisining. I haven't seen it anywhere on this forum (especially in the PDF with gathered scientific reports), so I thought I might post it here...
This article is relatively new, as it was published in June 2020. It describes a case of a man who ctb'd using SN. Also, drugs containing metoclopramide and ranitidine were found next to his body, so there's a high probability that he was familiar with the protocol suggested on this site. The thought that he might have read this forum in the past somehow makes me uneasy. :(
Anyways, the conclusion that can be drawn is that this method definitely works...
WARNING:
This article contains real photos from post-mortem examination, showing cyanotic body. They might be considered graphic, so I suggest not opening the article if you're sensitive to such content.
Here's the link:
Don't click, too graphic.I can't even bring myself to click on the link to see the body and it's putting me off the idea of drinking SN![]()
Don't click, too graphic.