Got a taste of SN — here's my experience

[neenie]

Neenie, thank you for sharing.
Would you mind being specific as to the actual ingested amount please? I want to make sure I understand correctly:
"I had mixed 20 grams in ~75 ml of water and taken the equivalent of maybe two teaspoons of the mixture."

Thank you.

I do not know how much I have ingested, which is why I wasn't able to give a specific amount

 

[pacific]

I'm glad you are ok. Thank you for sharing this experience with us. It is very informative.

I hope you don't mind me asking a quick question.

You said you took two teaspoons of the sn-water mixture, correct? According to Google,

2 teaspoons = 9.8 ml

The mixture was 75 ml, so you ingested 9.8/75 of the mixture. The mixture has 20 g of SN, so you ingested

9.8*20/75 g= 2.61 g

of SN.

 

[sodiumfog]

Thank you!
I plan on doing about the same.

 

[neenie]

I'm glad you are ok. Thank you for sharing this experience with us. It is very informative.

I hope you don't mind me asking a quick question.

You said you took two teaspoons of the sn-water mixture, correct? According to Google,

2 teaspoons = 9.8 ml

The mixture was 75 ml, so you ingested 9.8/75 of the mixture. The mixture has 20 g of SN, so you ingested

9.8*20/75 g= 2.61 g

of SN.

Thank you! This seems accurate, props to you for doing the math! We now know that 2.6 grams of SN wasn't enough to take down a 158 cm, 65 kg girl that has followed the protocol, lol

 

[Carrot]

As of 2008, Sodium Nitrite Lowest Lethal Dose (LO0) for humans is 71mg/kg. For rats, Median Lethal Dose (LO50, different term, and it's rats which may be different for humans) is 180mg/kg. About 50% of rats will die if you give them 180mg/kg.

2.6g = 2600 mg
2600 mg per 65 kg
40 mg per kg

You took 40 mg per kg, while the lowest recorded lethal dose for humans is 71 mg per kg.
Math disturbingly checks out, which is disturbingly calming. How can something be disturbingly calming, that's disturbing.