would beta blockers make it easier to stop the bloodflow the brain, via compressing the carotid arteries? Thank you in advance to anyone knowledgable on this kind of thing
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Mr.Tristesse
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If one takes enough beta blockers, could it be lethal? I once attempted by taking a few and it made breathing really hard, so there must be a dosage to stop breathing entirely, right?
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i dont think beta blockers would do much of anything, except maybe make your heart rate and blood pressure a bit lower while you attempt. that might make you feel calmer?
yes. its still very unreliable but depending on the beta blocker its more reliable than oding on most prescription drugs. here's an article that may help you and op https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/813342-overview?form=fpf#a5Similar threads
