Anyone know what medicine to take a hour before drinking N . Meto? or something else so you dont throw up all the N .
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Shadowlord900
Seeker of Darkness
- Sep 29, 2022
- 918
Assuming your reason for taking N is the same as everyone elses, why on earth would you want to take something that would make you vomit instead of preventing vomiting?
I've read some people have managed to get away with throwing up SN with little to no consequences on their body. But I'm pretty sure something stronger like N is going to cause some damage to your body if you unfortunately manage to vomit it up before it takes full effect on your body.
You want an antiemetic to help prevent vomiting. Meto isn't an antiemetic (Edit: I got this wrong sorry, it is an antiemetic), but I don't know if taking Meto before N or SN helps with CTBing or not.
I've read some people have managed to get away with throwing up SN with little to no consequences on their body. But I'm pretty sure something stronger like N is going to cause some damage to your body if you unfortunately manage to vomit it up before it takes full effect on your body.
You want an antiemetic to help prevent vomiting. Meto isn't an antiemetic (Edit: I got this wrong sorry, it is an antiemetic), but I don't know if taking Meto before N or SN helps with CTBing or not.
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jodes2
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- Aug 28, 2022
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Meto or ondansetron or domperidone should work
Meto is an antiemetic! It definitely helps with N and SN. It also speeds up digestion
@jk9761
Didn't you recently fly out to attend an Exit Workshop in London?
Did you get N in the end?
If so how? In your previous thread you'd mentioned you would update us on what you learned there
Didn't you recently fly out to attend an Exit Workshop in London?
Did you get N in the end?
If so how? In your previous thread you'd mentioned you would update us on what you learned there
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Shadowlord900
Seeker of Darkness
- Sep 29, 2022
- 918
Oh my bad, from what I've read I thought it was heart medication Metoprolol. Unless if I'm getting Meto confused with something else.
jodes2
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- Aug 28, 2022
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There's also another heart medication similar in name to metoprolol that gets mentioned here often. It's called propranolol so if you're already familiar with metoprolol it's easy to see how the three med names could get jumbled in your mind/memory. I do it a lot with some opioids I was researching as they have such similar or overlapping names.
someone from ss who is a member with exit told exit i was going to share info from the workshop so they wouldnt let me in .
I'm surprised you never posted about that on your way home home. I'd be fuming.
Do you still have access to exit forums?
Do you still have access to exit forums?
