Chloroquine question

[pl4st1cblu3]

Would 10000mg of chloroquine be enough to CTB with?

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Here's a guide. Also, read the section about Chloroquine in the PPH.

Chloroquine guide

Translation from German "Selbstbestimmt Sterben - Handreichung für einen rationalen Suizid (German Edition) Jessica Düber Chloroquine "General info Chloroquine is a drug used for the treatment and prophylaxis of malaria and for the treatment of rheumatic diseases. Cause of death in case of...

www.sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[APeacefulPlace]

According to ppeh then yes. I have no knowledge of anyone ctbing with chloroquine on the site nor the ppeh record any deaths from chloroquine, perhaps there is a thread, I tried looking for some just now, mostly found users switching to another method. I could be mistaken that there is no threads using chloroquine for ctb. Hopefully another experienced user can say otherwise.

( P.S. @Praestat_Mori provided the info, thank you! )

 

[Eudaimonic]

8-10 grams should be sufficient, so yes. Ideally, before attempting, you should read the section on it in Five Last Acts, the PPH essentials, and the PPeH. In addition to these, there's a book on amazon specifically about chloroquine OD that is free for kindle. Chris Docker (in Five Last Acts) recommends taking just Ambien and no benzos, but Peter Admiraal et al. (cf. "Guide to a Humane Self-chosen Death) recommend taking both short-acting and long-acting benzos. Regardless of which is correct, you will need to take a heavy dose of sedatives (avoid zopiclone!) to avoid being conscious during seizures and painful muscle spasms, which would not be a peaceful death. And of course, you also need a dopamine-blocking anti-emetic. To potentiate it, you could take cimetidine.

There also seems to be some controversy about whether diazepam helps or hinders through its anticonvulsant effects. I did manage to find this: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...t-an-antidote-to-chloroquine-overdose.103694/

One more thing: make sure you will not be found for at least 24 hours. According To Docker, most deaths occur in 2-3 hours, but some have occurred as much as 24 hours later, so it's wise to be prudent. Docker also states that chloroquine can be combined with amitriptyline.

Upon further thought, it probably makes the most sense to take the short-acting and long-acting benzos just in case death takes longer than 2-3 hours. I'd be concerned that one sedative alone (immediate-release tablets only last 6-8 hours, for instance) would not be enough, especially for 8+ hours.

 

[Eudaimonic]

Disregard what I wrote earlier, @pl4st1cblu3

This guide states that a higher amount of chloroquine (e.g., ~17.5g) may be needed to maximize chances of success.

All in all, there is much debate about what should be done to optimize chances of success.

It's best to, as stated in the aforementioned guide, do your own research and consult the current scientific literature.