Heat stroke

[Amber1974]

In most of the country right now you can possibly ctb just by going outside and doing some strenuous exercise til u drop, this heat will kill you

 

[Thanatos]

A pretty painful and uncomfortable death though imo

 

[LogicalConclusion]

Time to get the sweatpants and parka

 

[xXSarac3nSlay3rXx]

I took a cursory look on the Wikipedia article for heat stroke: hardly an expert. The article said there was a 65% chance of death tops and that brain damage could result if one survived. If anyone has any better information, I'd like to hear it. This does seem like a good "accidental" ctb. Moreover, it doesn't really put anyone else in danger.

 

[BrokePlatypus]

One last bike ride on a trail through the wilderness.

 

[TimeToDie]

Be sure to exercise strenuously where nobody will see you to call 911 when you drop. If you don't feel like exercise I guess you could sit in your car on a hot & sunny day. Hot cars kill dogs & babies though I've never heard of it being used for suicide. Probably because it's a really nasty way to die slowly.

 

[GinaIsReady]

Less than strenuous is required. If one carries a lot of extra weight it happens even easier.

 

[stoney126]

Yeah, as others have said, this isn't a great idea. Maybe compounding with other methods.

But it is very painful, not certain at all, and has a decent chance for you to wake up in a hospital with bran damage and inability to CTB in more certain ways (or at least for a while).

The strenuous activity part is going to vary a ton person to person. It is just a very variable and unreliable way to CTB so I wouldn't recommend, even if you can deal with the pain and discomfort.

 

[DreamCatcher]

I'd consider it unreliable unless you were actually in a place where you couldn't get to safety and help wasn't available. Still there are quicker and more comfortable ways I'd consider first.

Deep in some desert on some unused country road in the summer with no water might do it in a few days. But if you're trying to do it near a city or near where your SI can come to the rescue to save you I don't think it'll work. SI might even be strong enough to stop you exerting yourself before you hit the heat stroke limit.