alcohol and sn

[sadbunny]

do ya'll think it'd work the same if we were to have an empty stomach for however many recommended hours and down a bottle of vodka and then take sn????

 

[Deleted member 14386]

I am in the same problem as I'm actually an alcoholic, the problem is they're both toxins, too much of either will cause the body to try and expel it somehow, most commonly vomiting. I am curious if you were able to drink for say 24 hours before and then the SN

 

[sadbunny]

I am in the same problem as I'm actually an alcoholic, the problem is they're both toxins, too much of either will cause the body to try and expel it somehow, most commonly vomiting. I am curious if you were able to drink for say 24 hours before and then the SN

It doesn't take me too much to get drunk, does that matter?

 

[Deleted member 14386]

Definitely, tolerance would enter the equation

 

[sadbunny]

sucks thank you please pm if you receive any info

 

[Deleted member 14386]

yeah same I'd love a nice beer and a joint as a chaser lol, will do, lemme know if you hear anything too!

 

[Indieblue]

A guy was on news in my country. It is said there were a booze and sn on the place where he was founded. But he had been disappeared almost for 4 days. So it seems it also work as long as you don't get found out too soon.

 

[Deleted member 14386]

so maybe even after throwing up the sn could be absorbed and do it's work, I guess it throws some complication into it and it wouldn't be as close to 99% or whatever but still close enough, problem is if you wanna risk it or not

 

[s1mplem3]

I was thinking about it too. Basically it doesn't matter, there is a chance to vomit anyway, probably I'll get drunk if I won't get meds.

 

[k75]

I was thinking about it too. Basically it doesn't matter, there is a chance to vomit anyway, probably I'll get drunk if I won't get meds.

It actually does matter. Alcohol changes the acidity of your stomach, which affects SN absorption. The two aren't compatible, and it will increase the chance of failure. The vomiting risk is a secondary concern.

 

[s1mplem3]

It actually does matter. Alcohol changes the acidity of your stomach, which affects SN absorption. The two aren't compatible, and it will increase the chance of failure. The vomiting risk is a secondary concern.

You mean it's gonna be to slow for SN?

 

[Deleted member 14386]

You mean it's gonna be to slow for SN?

actually I just remembered alcohol is a alkali , so is SN (I think) so mixing the two would have double side-effects.... :'/
doesn't seem anyway around it

It actually does matter. Alcohol changes the acidity of your stomach, which affects SN absorption. The two aren't compatible, and it will increase the chance of failure. The vomiting risk is a secondary concern.

 

[jgm63]

Please take a read of :
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/methemoglobinemia-sn.31422/post-584622