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happysunnydayy

happysunnydayy

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Mar 18, 2025
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I was thinking has there been cases of people here who took the SN, tested it for purity, did fasting, took anti-emitics etc and still wake up?

Should I still expect the chances of failure and have a backup plan ready?

And with medical intervention can you make a recovery or you're f-cked up in some way?
 
atre

atre

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Nov 18, 2024
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Unless you are found and saved early, OR you throw up more than half of it very early (the first 2-3mins for example), the chances of survival should be extremely low.

Metoclopramide is so efficient, and recommended for the protocol precisely because it increases GASTRIC EMPTYING, meaning the solution leaves the stomach much more quickly and enter the intestines. That's why meto is recommended , even though most people still throw up before losing consciousness.
 
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DeathSweetDeath

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Nov 12, 2025
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The first answer is correct. Confusion is a symptom though, so I'd put the phone & other devices somewhere out of reach so you aren't tempted to call for help perhaps even just out of confusion.
 
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happysunnydayy

happysunnydayy

lookin for friends:)
Mar 18, 2025
135
Unless you are found and saved early, OR you throw up more than half of it very early (the first 2-3mins for example), the chances of survival should be extremely low.

Metoclopramide is so efficient, and recommended for the protocol precisely because it increases GASTRIC EMPTYING, meaning the solution leaves the stomach much more quickly and enter the intestines. That's why meto is recommended , even though most people still throw up before losing consciousness.
hope it works. thanks 🙏🏿
 

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