Would it help the process go more smoothly to donate blood 3-4 days before CTB, especially with using poison/drugs or SN? Would this cause fatigue and make things proceed more quickly after ingestion during the final hours?
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Shadows From Hell
The one who has lost a lot, fears nothing.
- Oct 21, 2024
- 192
I'm thinking hard about this one... Don't take what I say as expert advice, it's only my opinion.
3 to 4 days after donating blood probably gives your body time to recover(replenish?) the blood you donated.
I'm not expert on SN, as that's not my choice of a method, and whether it makes things move along quicker, I couldn't tell you. I haven't heard of anyone doing it this way, but there's always a possibility it could work.
3 to 4 days after donating blood probably gives your body time to recover(replenish?) the blood you donated.
I'm not expert on SN, as that's not my choice of a method, and whether it makes things move along quicker, I couldn't tell you. I haven't heard of anyone doing it this way, but there's always a possibility it could work.
an alien
out of this world
- Oct 27, 2024
- 36
While I'm not sure the effect it would have on the SN just clarifying its actually crazy how much longer it takes you body to replenish all your blood If you do a whole blood donation (as compared to plasma) it actually upwards of 6 weeks for your body to fully replenish all the red blood cells you lost and up to 2 weeks to get the white blood cell count back to where it was before donation.
