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HelpAntiemetics single-stat dose vs 2 day period
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I have been searching and researching this question but I have yet to find an answer. At this stage, I plan on doing both as I figure that I'm already poisoning myself, what harm could it really do? I haven't heard of anything to suggest too many antiemetics will impact negatively. I'm still trying to find that out though.
I've just read the October PPEH update will have a new chapter just on drugs and vomiting, so hopefully we'll have a more conclusive answer soon.
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I'm not sure whether to take 4x10g meto, or 6x10g, so I may just take 50g :-) Inevitably, there are no clinical trials to prove the ideal amount, so you'll just need to choose an amount you feel comfortable with.
Nitchke recommends a stat dose. Dignitas also uses this approach, and while N is different from SN, it makes me feel comfortable doing so also.
My only concern about using 30g SN (which is perhaps double what is likely to be a highly lethal dose for most people), is if there is an increased risk of vomiting at higher amounts. This is something we just don't know. Another individual judgment call.
Great article,thanks for posting. One thing that concerns me is where it mentions tolerance to benzos,alcohol ect could interfere with successful poisoing. I thought this just pertained to nembutol. If it's also a factor in SN I may have to change methods because I do have tolerance to benzos :(
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Great article,thanks for posting. One thing that concerns me is where it mentions tolerance to benzos,alcohol ect could interfere with successful poisoing. I thought this just pertained to nembutol. If it's also a factor in SN I may have to change methods because I do have tolerance to benzos :(
Yeah, i think u should ask on the main megathread if u havent already. But im prety sure the method of action of SN is not involve benzos but I could be wrong for sure. Especially diazepam (valium) someone said this one in particular is bad for SN.
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Yeah, i think u should ask on the main megathread if u havent already. But im prety sure the method of action of SN is not involve benzos but I could be wrong for sure. Especially diazepam (valium) someone said this one in particular is bad for SN.
Yeah,I posted there and so far the only response I got was someone saying for me to post WIKI article you shared but I don't know how to do that. Would you be an angel and help me do that?
It'd be really good news if valium was the only one to worry about.
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Yeah,I posted there and so far the only response I got was someone saying for me to post WIKI article you shared but I don't know how to do that. Would you be an angel and help me do that?
It'd be really good news if valium was the only one to worry about.
Great article,thanks for posting. One thing that concerns me is where it mentions tolerance to benzos,alcohol ect could interfere with successful poisoing. I thought this just pertained to nembutol. If it's also a factor in SN I may have to change methods because I do have tolerance to benzos :(
Why would it be a factor in SN? Can you define tolerance? I take .25mg or .5mg lorazepam maybe once every week no more than twice a week. I am wondering if ok to keep taking before nembutal.
Just found out from another post I made on main forum that SN isn't affected by benzo use because SN doesn't effect Gaba receptors however Nembutol does. Tolerance is when your body gets so used to taking certain drugs that they lose their efficacy. You'll want to read more about it on benzo buddies site. Or just Google benzo tolerance. One thing you don't want to do is to stop your benzo cold turkey. Very dangerous. Did you read the Wiki article Duetschv2 posted above?
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Why would it be a factor in SN? Can you define tolerance? I take .25mg or .5mg lorazepam maybe once every week no more than twice a week. I am wondering if ok to keep taking before nembutal.
Just found out from another post I made on main forum that SN isn't affected by benzo use because SN doesn't effect Gaba receptors however Nembutol does. Tolerance is when your body gets so used to taking certain drugs that they lose their efficacy. You'll want to read more about it on benzo buddies site. Or just Google benzo tolerance. One thing you don't want to do is to stop your benzo cold turkey. Very dangerous. Did you read the Wiki article Duetschv2 posted above?
I haven't found anything conclusive comparing these two regimens' effectiveness side by side. Since everyone's age, relative health, and medical history differs, I would highly recommend people test out each regimen in isolation against something that would normally make you vomit.
For example, vodka always makes me vomit, so I tested the stat dose with Domperidone (40 mg) against a full cup of vodka (close to the full volume of 2 bottles of N). Because I have neuro issues, I was concerned about using Metroclopramide because in high doses, it can set off an EPS reaction in certain individuals with a history of neuro motor issues... so I had to test this drug successively in different doses to see if I could tolerate it - 10 mg, 20 mg, etc. up to 40 mg. There was no issue, so then I tested it against vodka as well. (Have Benadryl on hand in case you have an EPS reaction.)
I would have tested the drugs with the 48 hour regimen but I simply didn't have time. My thinking is that your body would have more time to build up the antiemetic in your system but that is merely a guess. Try both and compare notes.
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Apropos of antiemetics I've asked this on another thread, but got no response, so I'll try again:
The proper antiemetic for use with N, from what I've read, is metroclopramide. I've checked it and in my country it can be bought over the counter (no prescription needed). However, it's dirty cheap, about 2 dollars for 10ml. Is that correct?
Why isn't Zofran (Ondansetron) the best option?
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Apropos of antiemetics I've asked this on another thread, but got no response, so I'll try again:
The proper antiemetic for use with N, from what I've read, is metroclopramide. I've checked it and in my country it can be bought over the counter (no prescription needed). However, it's dirty cheap, about 2 dollars for 10ml. Is that correct?
Dr Nitschke's advice 40 min prior to drug ingestion, take 60 mg Metoclopramide
Dignitas' procedure 30mins priot take 20-30 mg liquid Metoclopramide
dont know if 60 mg wii
affect you before u te the n .not heard from anyone taking 60mg before unfortunatly
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Dr Nitschke's advice 40 min prior to drug ingestion, take 60 mg Metoclopramide
Dignitas' procedure 30mins priot take 20-30 mg liquid Metoclopramide
dont know if 60 mg wii
affect you before u te the n .not heard from anyone taking 60mg before unfortunatly[/QUOTi just dont know best mout to take of anti emetic never took it before
Yeah @angie , I think the best idea would be to average Nitschke and Dignitas doses and timings, I remember reading something about how 30 minutes prior isn't enoguh time for anti-emetic to get into your system. Is it true? I don't know , better on safe side.
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is it can be too early to take the antiemetics?
like 1.5 hours before.
or if there is a reason not to combine the two regimes?
like that after one day the body is getting used to the effect of it?
Maybe the liquid meto is absorbed faster by the body, hence why Dignitas is advicing on taking it 30 mins prior.
I have tablets anyway, so I'll probably stick with Dr Nitschke's advice.
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is it can be too early to take the antiemetics?
like 1.5 hours before.
or if there is a reason not to combine the two regimes?
like that after one day the body is getting used to the effect of it?
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