How long it takes to die with SN?

[PressEnterToExit]

I wonder how long it takes to die with SN method and also how it feels while you are dying. Thanks.

 

[achromatic]

From 1 hour up to 4 typically

 

[PressEnterToExit]

1 hour up to 4 typically

Fuck that must be a hell isn't it?

 

[achromatic]

But you should lose consciousness in about 15 min

 

[PressEnterToExit]

So when you are unconscius you don't feel?

 

[PressEnterToExit]

So you feel. And how does it feel?

 

[Someone123]

So when you are unconscius you don't feel?

Actually there are signs that people do feeel pain when unconscious, though it may be less- this is uncertain. But I've done some research on this and the human body does feel some pain while unconscious- that's why patients in hospice who are dying but unconscious are given strong pain medications.

 

[Zerengin96]

you should get unconscious after 20 minutes max

 

[jodes2]

I thought it was about half an hour after ingestion that you pass out, but only about 15 minutes of suffering

 

[Someone123]

I thought it was about half an hour after ingestion that you pass out, but only about 15 minutes of suffering

I have most often hneard 20 minnutes- for some it is not too bad, for others it is worse, it depends on the meds you have. I think benzos help, but not everyone can get them.

 

[PressEnterToExit]

I have most often hneard 20 minnutes- for some it is not too bad, for others it is worse, it depends on the meds you have. I think benzos help, but not everyone can get them.

Benzos like lorazepam? How does it interact ?

 

[Someone123]

Benzos like lorazepam? How does it interact ?

You would have to research this on google or else on this site, but many people have used benzos as part of their protocol and seem to have had success.

 

[efilist]

Actually there are signs that people do feeel pain when unconscious, though it may be less- this is uncertain. But I've done some research on this and the human body does feel some pain while unconscious- that's why patients in hospice who are dying but unconscious are given strong pain medications.

That's interesting. I felt zero pain when my stomach was ripped open for appendix surgery. I don't think any amount of pain medication would dull that pain. Unconscious= zero pain as far as I'm concerned. ( I've had 5 surgeries)

 

[Someone123]

That's interesting. I felt zero pain when my stomach was ripped open for appendix surgery. I don't think any amount of pain medication would dull that pain. Unconscious= zero pain as far as I'm concerned. ( I've had 5 surgeries)

I recently read a study where doctors observed pain responses that have happened while a person in unconscious- that's whswy hospice patinents are given pain medication while they are unconscious. Just because you don't don't remember the pain due to bewing unconscious doesn't mean that you didn't feel it on some level. No one knows for sure how that works, hopefully you don't feel much when unconscious, but there is reason to believe that it may be possible.

 

[efilist]

I recently read a study where doctors observed pain responses that have happened while a person in unconscious- that's whswy hospice patinents are given pain medication while they are unconscious. Just because you don't don't remember the pain due to bewing unconscious doesn't mean that you didn't feel it on some level. No one knows for sure how that works, hopefully you don't feel much when unconscious, but there is reason to believe that it may be possible.

Believe what you like, I wasn't effected in the least even if I did feel it.

 

[FallFadesIntoWinter]

If you do happen to feel pain when you're unconscious, you won't remember it anyway if the SN is successful.

 

[NoLightRemains]

Believe what you like, I wasn't effected in the least even if I did feel it.

Just for the record, anesthesia is much different than just being unconscious. They give you drugs like propofol that induce anterograde amnesia, which stops new memories from forming. If you felt suffering, you wouldn't remember it anyways.

 

[Someone123]

Yes I just think the real peace won't come just from going unconscious, though it's a good start- the real peace will be when ctb is done.

 

[GrumpyFrog]

Just for the record, anesthesia is much different than just being unconscious. They give you drugs like propofol that induce anterograde amnesia, which stops new memories from forming. If you felt suffering, you wouldn't remember it anyways.

I'm not sure how anesthesia is different from being unconscious regarding the amnesia part. You do not remember anything about any period of unconsciousness. Am I missing something in this regard?
The very concept of unconsciousness means you are not feeling anything at all, or at the very least that you aren't aware of feeling anything, if this makes sense. Your peripheral nerves might still be sending pain signals to the correct areas of your brain, and a person can be pulled back into consciousness by the pain if the state of unconsciousness is not deep enough and the pain is intense enough, which is why they give painkillers to unconscious dying patients. But whatever signals your brain might be receiving, you are not aware of them in the traditional sense when you are unconscious.

 

[efilist]

I'm not sure how anesthesia is different from being unconscious regarding the amnesia part. You do not remember anything about any period of unconsciousness. Am I missing something in this regard?
The very concept of unconsciousness means you are not feeling anything at all, or at the very least that you aren't aware of feeling anything, if this makes sense. Your peripheral nerves might still be sending pain signals to the correct areas of your brain, and a person can be pulled back into consciousness by the pain if the state of unconsciousness is not deep enough and the pain is intense enough, which is why they give painkillers to unconscious dying patients. But whatever signals your brain might be receiving, you are not aware of them in the traditional sense when you are unconscious.

Exactly!

 

[makethepainstop]

So when you are unconscius you don't feel?

That is correct, unconsciousness is a blessing, it is what makes many methods so deliciously wonderful. Love to all here.

 

[freelifexit]

how it feels while you are dying

Here you can find most common symptoms.

«List of reported symptoms, how many members reported each symptom, and the percentage of occurrence out of 23 reports:

52% Loss of consciousness - 12
52% Vomiting - 12
39% Blue or gray discoloration of skin - 9
34% Dizziness - 8
34% Nausea - 8
26% Tachycardia/rapid heart rate - 6
22% Headache - 5
17% Drowsiness/tiredness - 4
17% Noises (in head or ears) - 4
17% Vision issues (blurriness, eyes going back and forth, going dark, floaters, etc.) - 4
13% Anxiety - 3
13% Confusion - 3
9% Breathing difficulty or changes - 2
9% Collapsing (not loss of consciousness) - 2
9% Gagging on ingestion - 2
9% Pain - 2
9% Pale skin - 2
9% Sweatiness - 2
4% Allergy shock - 1
4% Blindness (recovered) - 1
4% Body aches - 1
4% Burning in throat - 1
4% Burning in intestines - 1
4% Cold - 1
4% Cold sweat - 1
4% Convulsions - 1
4% Couldn't move or talk - 1
4% Diarrhea - 1
4% Hot - 1
4% Light-headedness - 1
4% Reflux - 1
4% Seizures - 1
4% Stomach noises - 1
4% Tingling - 1
4% Weakness - 1»

Here you can find worst cases.

 

[myownpetvirus]

Bump

 

[Shu]

Bump

There was a list of 80 something observed deaths using SN. 27 of them I believe were listed. All of them died in under an hour.
With the 25 grams we are ingesting we will probably die in under an hour.
With the 25 grams we are ingesting we will probably die in under an hour.

 

[Someone123]

There was a list of 80 something observed deaths using SN. 27 of them I believe were listed. All of them died in under an hour.
With the 25 grams we are ingesting we will probably die in under an hour.
With the 25 grams we are ingesting we will probably die in under an hour.

Stan's Guide was based on some observed deaths, I think about 6 of them, and it lists 1 to 4 hours- not sure why the difference, but that's what it says. As far as observed deaths, were peopel checking pusle and breathing or were they observing on a camera- because a person could be still but still alive. I would wonder if all of the deaths were observed in person and the breathing and pulse were checked.

 

[Shu]

Stan's Guide was based on some observed deaths, I think about 6 of them, and it lists 1 to 4 hours- not sure why the difference, but that's what it says. As far as observed deaths, were peopel checking pusle and breathing or were they observing on a camera- because a person could be still but still alive. I would wonder if all of the deaths were observed in person and the breathing and pulse were checked.

The observed that's I'm talking about are the most recently updated that we have from the PPH unless they have added more in the past couple of months
To be honest I really have no clue how they observed it actually I don't know if they sent videos in or how they determined to be honest those are really good questions actually
I think that there were a list of like 80 but they only mentioned around 27 of them and I'm pretty sure almost every single one of them maybe there were a couple that was a little bit longer than an hour but I'm pretty sure all of them were under an hour then again most of these people were elderly