Help Chloroquine method?

[Fire&Ash]

Hello I searched here for the chloroquine method because I saw it on the recent addition in PPH. You take 40x250mg of chloroquine and then 20x30mg of Oxazepam.
However I found a different thread here that states I need both long acting and fast acting benzos.
"500mg of a long-acting benzodiazepine and 100mg of a fast-acting benzodiazepine."
I also want to say I don't know I would get long lasting benzo. Does anyone know how?
What do I do?

 

[Tommen Baratheon]

Chloroquine is mentioned as well in 'Uitweg' (Dignified Dying) by Boudewijn Chabot. I'm betting that's where you got

"500mg of a long-acting benzodiazepine and 100mg of a fast-acting benzodiazepine."

It also says a deadly dose of Chloroquine = 11 gram (110 tablets of 100 mg).

You really need the fast-acting benzo, because you're going to be in a world of pain if you don't take these. Chabot's book describes a case where someone takes the chloroquine with a long lasting benzo, but without a fast-acting benzo. Muscle cramps can occur within an hour of taking chloroquine.

But the problem may not be with the benzos, but with the chloroquine. I've checked out this method, but apparently chloroquine isn't often prescribed anymore, because modern day malaria is resistant to it.

 

[Fire&Ash]

Chloroquine is mentioned as well in 'Uitweg' (Dignified Dying) by Boudewijn Chabot. I'm betting that's where you got

"500mg of a long-acting benzodiazepine and 100mg of a fast-acting benzodiazepine."

It also says a deadly dose of Chloroquine = 11 gram (110 tablets of 100 mg).

You really need the fast-acting benzo, because you're going to be in a world of pain if you don't take these. Chabot's book describes a case where someone takes the chloroquine with a long lasting benzo, but without a fast-acting benzo. Muscle cramps can occur within an hour of taking chloroquine.

But the problem may not be with the benzos, but with the chloroquine. I've checked out this method, but apparently chloroquine isn't often prescribed anymore, because modern day malaria is resistant to it.

God I wouldn't even know how I would get long lasting benzo. I feel so hopeless

 

[Eudaimonic]

This subject is tricky because there's a lot of disagreement on what the optimal protocol is. Chabot recommends taking 17.5g of chloroquine phosphate whereas Docker recommends ~10g. Chabot recommends fast-acting and long-acting benzos and Docker just recommends zolpidem. Chabot says that diazepam is fine, and Docker says that it's not. Both authors raise valid points.

The PPH suggests using amitriptyline-digoxin switch, but I don't know if this is wise. Cimetidine potentiates chloroquine, so might be a good idea to take that.

Time until death varies from 3 or 4 hours all the way to 24 hours. Maybe the amitriptyline-digoxin switch could decrease this, but we don't have a great understanding of how chloroquine even works.

It's best to do your own research