Method Chloroquine for aquarium use - a more reliable and equally accessible alternative to SN?

[Battered_Seoul]

There's a book by a Dutch doctor, called Dignified Dying, which advocates for oral ingestion of a large amount of benzos (exact dose depends on the specific benzo selected) alongside crushed Chloroquine mixed in yoghurt.

Seemed a lot more reliable than PPeH. Ill try and dig out a copy.

 

[Zzzz]

I would be very interested in knowing this more reliable source, though I wish no one needed to follow it. Thanks!

 

[Zzzz]

https://www.load.to/4Wu3Yh4kW5/DeadsideReading.zip - I was too tired to consider looking for the book in the List of Resources.

 

[enau]

hi, i m interested to know how you can get chloroquine for aquarium.The seller listed here, doient sell it anymore it seems.Note 100% , but article that i read about chloroquine overdose says it super letal with few complications if surviving, of course its not very pleasant,(convulsion and seizure hyperactivy risk ) but as you said with the good drugs and pill, you dont feel anhthing eventualy, .. i prefere ( if i czant have N)something where your heart stop or you fall asleep, than deprivation oxygen methods where clumsyness is not allowed + findramatique if you speak the langage of your nickname it will help me to talk about i X) + if i can get it with reliability from a good source iwll not be afraid or anxious about failing

It's my pleasure.


Who are you referring to? In the PPeH Nitschke suggests barbiturates with alcohol, and in Five Last Acts Docker recommends zolpidem (Ambien i.a.), but adds that "certain other sleeping drugs are also fine in combination with chloroquine though benzodiazepines, such as temazepam, are not a first choice". Benzodiazepines (especially diazepam) given by IV are the standard antidote for chloroquine intoxication, this is why Docker does not recommend them as a first choice sleeping drug, but he admits that "if you ingest enough chloroquine there is very little that can be done to prevent death, even with medical treatment".

 

[enau]

diazepam and chloroquine https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7572456/