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thedarkdog

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Aug 25, 2025
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Hello,
I want to share my experience with this method and provide information for anyone considering it. Two years ago in October 2023 I attempted to ctb via this method. I used the "improved" version of the cocktail as detailed here: https://archive.ph/c3oxt (I hope the link is ok, I saw nothing in the rules against it) except for the Midazolam. Despite weighing way less than 100kg I used a whole 10g instead of just 7g. I followed the Anti-emetic regimen beforehand, using MCP, and I used the recommended enzyme blocker Cimetidine to enhance the effects of the Amitriptyline. As the Amitriptyline is way to bitter to be swallowed in such amounts in powderized form with water even with anti-emetics (I did a test with just 500mg and barely could keep it down despite the anti-emetics), I followed the advice and repackaged it in capsules. I made sure to have the normal capsules, not the stomach acid resistant ones.
I was found and "rescued" only 4 days later, so long after the estimated time to die of 12-24 hours.

I was prescribed and took 100mg a day for years beforehand but I don't understand how that could have built a tolerance to 100 times the amount. I made the mistake of powderizing and liquidizing the Diazepam and I wanted to further enhance the potency of the cocktail with some vodka. The Diazepam worked way quicker than I anticipated and I did not make it to bed as intended but instead spent 4 days lying on the floor. Luckily I only suffered some pressure injuries to my chest and left side of my face that healed nicely just leaving some scaring that I don't mind. I was also told that I had mild acute kidney failure due to the lack of fluids that resolved itself. I suffered no ill effects from the cocktail itself so at least the failure didn't leave me even worse of as some methods can do when they fail.
 
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quietwoods

Easypeazylemonsqueezy
May 21, 2025
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Thanks for the info.

Some notes:
- The estimated time to death is 12-48hrs. Amit can take quite a while to kill if not paired with other cardiac drugs. The younger and healthier you are, typically the longer it takes.
- It really sounds like you built up a tolerance. 100mg isn't a crazy amount but also is not a small amount to take daily, especially for years. It 100% makes sense that this could be the reason it did not kill you even after 4 days. May of come close, but your body was so used to the drug that what should of been a lethal overdose ended up just being a near-lethal one.
- The capsules could of contributed. Capsules don't always digest/break down as fast as each other. May of created a slower release where your body was only hit with smaller amounts of amit at a time, instead of all of it, all at once. Conjecture but a possibility.
 
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thedarkdog

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Aug 25, 2025
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Thanks for your answer.
Maybe you're right but I still can't see the tolerance. Imagine just having one beer (0,5l/5%ABV) a night for 10 years and then suddenly drinking 10 bottles of vodka (0,7l/37,5%ABV) that's roughly 100 times the alcohol. You'd die of alcohol poisoning for sure.

As for the capsules: I agree that powderizing and liquidizing it would have been better but I like I said that seemed impossible to do so capsules were the second best option. Just taking the tablets as they are would have resulted in them clumping up together and failing for sure and the capsules were to avoid this happening.
 
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cowboypants

From milkyway
May 7, 2024
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Many have failed sn method too in a similar way. Capsules make them work more slow or not as "expected"
 

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