DDMA Question

[Rubypie41]

Hi,

So my understanding of the DDMA protocol is that the Digoxin and Amitriptyline work together to cause the cardiac switch. These are the two medications in the protocol that cause the actual death.

The Morphine and Benzos are to cause sedation so that you are peacefully asleep with the other two medications (Digoxin/Amitriptyline) cause death.

If that's the case then why is Morphine required and not just a load of Benzos?

The Amitriptyline stand alone method only requires Ami plus Benzo (both Ami and DDMA method require antiemetics), so why couldn't you do Ami plus Digoxin plus Benzo. Surely this would be just as peaceful and more reliable than just Ami and Benzo.

To clarify the two protocols I'm thinking could be:

1. Ami plus Benzo
2. Ami plus Digoxin plus Benzo

Or what about a variation of number 2.

3. Ami plus Digoxin plus Benzo plus Oxycodone

 

[easypeasy]

Hi Rubypie, I have spent a lot time of time researching this method and in the past 24 hours am asking myself the exact same question as you.

I just read this:
Amitriptyline

Which doesn't even suggest digoxin is needed. But other informations seems to make it equally as vital as the Amit (see images attached).

I don't want to get my hopes up but I've felt a little optimistic since thinking this is within reach. Also…. Do you ever find it calming just doing research itself?

 

[easypeasy]

3. Ami plus Digoxin plus Benzo plus Oxycodone

Your third option sounds best. In the absence of Oxy, I wonder it Tapentadol IR and SR could assist.