Chance of brain damage by SN is low but possible

[blueclover_.]

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Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

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SN is neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making the medical team to be able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again.
At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingesting SN, meaning that by the time they get taken to the hospital, their brains are still protected.

If you're found minutes after hanging or exit bag, you have a much higher chance of getting brain injury because there is no chemical that protects your brain for some time. That's why death by SN could take up to 8 hours, and within that time if you're saved, you'll be fine like the most of SN survivors today.

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

Trying to kill yourself could cause damage to the body. Who would have thought?

 

[blueclover_.]

Trying to kill yourself could cause damage to the body. Who would have thought?

Yeah lmao. There is no perfect method. Although some are way less risky than the others.

 

[Enigmatic Sailor]

What do you mean by brain damage? We receive brain damage daily from a plethora of reasons you could say.

 

[blueclover_.]

What do you mean by brain damage? We receive brain damage daily from a plethora of reasons you could say.

Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury.

Psychologically, my coping mechanism is to not gaf about everything and switching off my feelings/dissociate :/

 

[Enigmatic Sailor]

Not so fun fact of the day: every death is a result of lack of oxygen to the brain. :DDD

 

[blueclover_.]

Not so fun fact of the day: every death is a result of lack of oxygen to the brain. :DDD

Right, it happens 3-5 minutes after losing consciousness and your brain cells will start to die immediately. With SN it could take you up to 8 hours because it acts as a neuroprotective substance (Nitric Oxide) and a lot of SN survivors are still alive with no permanent injury til today.

 

[Judy Garland]

Right, it happens 3-5 minutes after losing consciousness and your brain cells will start to die immediately. With SN it could take you up to 8 hours because it acts as a neuroprotective substance (Nitric Oxide) and a lot of SN survivors are still alive with no permanent injury til today.

So now it's up to 8 hours? Before everyone was saying it was 4 hours.

 

[unkuto]

So now it's up to 8 hours? Before everyone was saying it was 4 hours.

Probably it varies depend of purity and individual person's health, metabolism, acid environment, preparation steps and some other factors.
I honestly don't know.

 

[sunny/omori]

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Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

acutemedjournal.co.uk

SN is neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making the medical team to be able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again.
At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingesting SN, meaning that by the time they get taken to the hospital, their brains are still protected.

If you're found minutes after hanging or exit bag, you have a much higher chance of getting brain injury because there is no chemical that protects your brain for some time. That's why death by SN could take up to 8 hours, and within that time if you're saved, you'll be fine like the most of SN survivors today.

I can not access to the paper. Can you share it?

 

[Of The Universe]

Trying to kill yourself could cause damage to the body. Who would have thought?

Yep!!

 

[Cathy Ames]

SN is neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making the medical team to be able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again.
At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

I am very much not understanding how this article is related to what you are saying here. Right there in the abstract it says, "Prior to transfer to intensive care, a CT head revealed extensive hypoxic brain injury. Two days later brain death was confirmed on brainstem testing."

I can not access to the paper. Can you share it?

@sunny/omori I found it here. Hopefully the link will work.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352888176_Fatal_Methaemoglobinaemia_Due_To_Intentional_Sodium_Nitrite_Poisoning

 

[Shu]

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Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

acutemedjournal.co.uk

SN is neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making the medical team to be able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again.
At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingesting SN, meaning that by the time they get taken to the hospital, their brains are still protected.

If you're found minutes after hanging or exit bag, you have a much higher chance of getting brain injury because there is no chemical that protects your brain for some time. That's why death by SN could take up to 8 hours, and within that time if you're saved, you'll be fine like the most of SN survivors today.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingestion? I sure hope it doesn't keep me alive a few hours after. I'm gonna remove the label from the bottle so they don't know what I've ingested, incase someone does happen to find me somehow.

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Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

acutemedjournal.co.uk

SN is neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making the medical team to be able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again.
At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingesting SN, meaning that by the time they get taken to the hospital, their brains are still protected.

If you're found minutes after hanging or exit bag, you have a much higher chance of getting brain injury because there is no chemical that protects your brain for some time. That's why death by SN could take up to 8 hours, and within that time if you're saved, you'll be fine like the most of SN survivors today.

It better not take up to 8 hours.

 

[Shu]

I am very much not understanding how this article is related to what you are saying here. Right there in the abstract it says, "Prior to transfer to intensive care, a CT head revealed extensive hypoxic brain injury. Two days later brain death was confirmed on brainstem testing."


@sunny/omori I found it here. Hopefully the link will work.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352888176_Fatal_Methaemoglobinaemia_Due_To_Intentional_Sodium_Nitrite_Poisoning

Bump

 

[WorthlessTrash]

Why is there so many posts about this? Is it because this method is picking up traction so the pro lifers are coming onto this board and trying to deter us? It's quite bizarre.

 

[Shu]

Bump

Cathy did you read what it said?. They found her right as she started to go into cardiac arrest.

 

[Yavannah]

she was still alive after 6 hours?
wish she wrote how much SN she took…

 

[radicalfreedom]

Any method has serious risks of harm on failure. That's why I'd always suggest using a maximum lethality method rather than searching for a miracle 'reversible' method. That's the survival instinct talking.

 

[Yavannah]

Any method has serious risks of harm on failure. That's why I'd always suggest using a maximum lethality method rather than searching for a miracle 'reversible' method. That's the survival instinct talking.

what are some maximum lethality methods? N? what else?

 

[Sick&TiredURGH]

Yew?

 

[befree]

what are some maximum lethality methods? N? what else?

Inert gases (helium or nitrogen, preferably with diving equipment), carbon monoxid, Fentanyl patches+Oxycodon combo, Propofol infusion.
There is never a 100% guarantee. You can even survive a gun shot or N. There is always some risk of surviving with or without permanent damage.
You can minimize (not eliminate) this risk by following a proven guide.

What do you mean by brain damage?