Discussion How does N work?

[oxymoron]

And how much time does it take?

 

[HelensNepenthe]

[1] Brochure of DIGNITAS - http://www.dignitas.ch/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=22&Itemid=5&lang=en

Death occurs normally within 30 minutes of administration but can be upwards to a hour or two hours.

 

[Fragile]

it binds to the GABAA receptor increasing its effect and mimicking gaba itself at high doses, this leads to deep nervous system depression and ultimately, respiratory depression is what kills you.

most people pass out after 5 minutes if ingested or almost instantly if injected instead.
and then it depends, usually people die before or after 20 minutes, but some people with tolerance to substances that enhance gaba or antipsychotics can take up to 24 hours but this is extremely rare.

 

[DownToGo]

Thank you for providing information on the mechanism.

 

[calendulo]

Sodium pentobarbital is a barbiturate.
A good enough amount should to produce you a acidosis of your respiratory system by depression itself and a shock vascular o cardiac leads to death.

 

[oxymoron]

It's peaceful?

 

[HelensNepenthe]

You will find little agreement on what qualifies as a "peaceful" death. Any information you come across will be subjective. A palliative care perspective, a dignified and peaceful death is a death that has not exhibited suffering. Different stakeholders will have different opinions. For assisted suicide organizations, an overdose on N provides a peaceful exit.

 

[terry_a_davis]

It's peaceful?

looks that way yes, you become unconscious with no apparent discomfort and later die. There's a video of it on youtube but it doesn't actually show the moment of death, it shows the person become unconscious. As they're unconscious I doubt they know much about themselves eventually dying.

 

[Yomyom]

I could find only one video on nembutal, I think it's peaceful, but it kind of freak me up the moment he said "water"

 

[HelensNepenthe]

I could find only one video on nembutal, I think it's peaceful, but it kind of freak me up the moment he said "water"

Michèle Causse and Craig Ewert have had documentaries made honoring their death at Dignitas.

 

[terry_a_davis]

I could find only one video on nembutal, I think it's peaceful, but it kind of freak me up the moment he said "water"

Forward to about 14:40

 

[Yomyom]

Forward to about 14:40

I saw that, but they stopped filming a second before she lost conscious

 

[terry_a_davis]

I saw that, but they stopped filming a second before she lost conscious

Looks to me they filmed her going from conscious to unconscious then stopped.

 

[calendulo]

It's peaceful?

After of a lot of year of studying. Since last century. I think
Tons of Scientist Books and statements, tesis and Vademecums.

Yes it is.

 

[terry_a_davis]

I saw that, but they stopped filming a second before she lost conscious

I'm curious about what the actual death is like from a sedative OD.
I've seen someone the moment they passed from cancer, he was in a coma for a few days and his breathing was fast and shallow, i doubt they were suffering but it wasn't nice to see. I don't think this would be the same with N. May be the breathing would just get slower and slower till they stopped as they became more and more sedated but I don't know.

 

[Yomyom]

I'm curious about what the actual death is like from a sedative OD.
I've seen someone the moment they passed from cancer, he was in a coma for a few days and his breathing was fast and shallow, i doubt they were suffering but it wasn't nice to see. I don't think this would be the same with N. May be the breathing would just get slower and slower till they stopped as they became more and more sedated but I don't know.

I really hope I'll have cancer and to ask from my doctor for slow euthanasia, seen the most peaceful method in the world today


As the time goes by I really start thinking on other solution accept N, I already got F, but I can't decide how to go
It's driving me crazy
Maybe it's too simple.

 

[terry_a_davis]

I really hope I'll have cancer and to ask from my doctor for slow euthanasia, seen the most peaceful method in the world today


As the time goes by I really start thinking on other solution accept N, I already got F, but I can't decide how to go
It's driving me crazy
Maybe it's too simple.

Personally N would be my first choice, if N wasn't available i'd choose F snorted (i can't do intravenous injections).

 

[Yomyom]

Personally N would be my first choice, if N wasn't available i'd choose F snorted (i can't do intravenous injections).

I got F only in patches, up until now I don't really understand the difference between F to N accept from the time

 

[oxymoron]

You will find little agreement on what qualifies as a "peaceful" death. Any information you come across will be subjective. A palliative care perspective, a dignified and peaceful death is a death that has not exhibited suffering. Different stakeholders will have different opinions. For assisted suicide organizations, an overdose on N provides a peaceful exit.

How much is a overdose?

looks that way yes, you become unconscious with no apparent discomfort and later die. There's a video of it on youtube but it doesn't actually show the moment of death, it shows the person become unconscious. As they're unconscious I doubt they know much about themselves eventually dying.

how much time does it take ?

I really hope I'll have cancer and to ask from my doctor for slow euthanasia, seen the most peaceful method in the world today


As the time goes by I really start thinking on other solution accept N, I already got F, but I can't decide how to go
It's driving me crazy
Maybe it's too simple.

I feel you but cancer doesn't guarantee Euthanasia.

 

[terry_a_davis]

How much is a overdose?

how much time does it take ?

I feel you but cancer doesn't guarantee Euthanasia.

It takes about 3 minutes to lose consciousness, I seem to recall reading somewhere (here possibly?) death could take between 45 minutes to a few hours but i'm not sure.