Is there a thread discussing the use of cardiac drugs to ctb? If not, can someone weigh in on these meds and their dosages?
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amitriptyline, chloroquine and propoxyphene should all do the job
look at the Farewell wiki for more information
I'd say chloroquine is the best because it's the easiest to access and also very fastSimilar threads
