Clarification of SN Protocol in PPEH

[bobbiw]

Looking through the SN protocol as documented in the latest PPEH, I'm seeing conflicting information. Specifically:

1. When taking meto, it says 400mg crushed propranolol is optional. That's fine, but then towards the end it says drink oxazepam (+/- propranolol) in water. Does this mean you should take propranolol at the start and end or just one of the two?

2. I've read multiple places that you should "drink nothing after SN", but in PPEH it's clear that the oxazepam is consumed right after or with(?) the SN. Which one is it?

3. If you vomit SN, don't you also vomit the oxazepam? Therefore should you have multiple oxazepam drinks ready too?

Thanks for any clarifications!

 

[itsallogrenow]

Looking through the SN protocol as documented in the latest PPEH, I'm seeing conflicting information. Specifically:

1. When taking meto, it says 400mg crushed propranolol is optional. That's fine, but then towards the end it says drink oxazepam (+/- propranolol) in water. Does this mean you should take propranolol at the start and end or just one of the two?

2. I've read multiple places that you should "drink nothing after SN", but in PPEH it's clear that the oxazepam is consumed right after or with(?) the SN. Which one is it?

3. If you vomit SN, don't you also vomit the oxazepam? Therefore should you have multiple oxazepam drinks ready too?

Thanks for any clarifications!

From my understanding (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

1) If you are taking oxazepam and propranolol at the end, they should be dissolved in the same drink. They do different things so you can't use one to replace the other

2) You shouldn't drink anything else other than what's in the protocol. No alcohol, fizzy drinks etc. The oxazepam solution is fine.

3) Can't answer this. It's the SN that's the priority anyway.

 

[bobbiw]

It's making more sense now, thanks. I think the wording in PPEH is just a little confusing.