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iamgonnadie

iamgonnadie

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Jan 7, 2024
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Please suggest me some methods
 
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mob

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Jul 19, 2023
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Unless you already have some sort of heart problems/disease/whatever, it's almost impossible to consciously trigger a heart attack. The average healthy person is very unlikely to get a heart attack, in most circumstances. Of course, there's some factors that would make someone more likely to get one such as stress, obesity, blood pressure problems, smoking, etc. A heart attack occurs when blood flow gets blocked towards the heart, and I'm no doctor, but I'm 99% sure you can't consciously block an artery from flowing blood into your heart. You could smoke a hundred cigarettes and drink 15 cups of coffee - and still not get one. Not realistic, sorry to disappoint. That being said, I won't deny the fact that I'd considered this too at some point lol
 
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sserafim

sserafim

they say it's darkest of all before the dawn
Sep 13, 2023
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Lots of cc
 
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mtoro998

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Feb 29, 2024
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If you over do it on Cocaine you could likely get a heart attack.
 
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Circles

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Lots of stress and caffeine cause that's what is causing me to feel sharp chest pain.
 
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Nyotei

Nyotei

here nor there
Dec 7, 2023
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A heart attack is one of the most painful things you can experience, you'd be better off with literally any other method. Living a bad life is preferable to the pain you'd go through having a myocardial infarction.
 
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Onomatopoeia

Onomatopoeia

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Feb 17, 2024
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A triple cheeseburger with 3, 1/4 pound, 80% lean beef patties, with 4 slices of American cheese, 5 slices of bacon, 10 slices of pepperoni, jalapenos, two eggs nd extra mayo...followed by a large chocolate milk shake, 3 Red Bulls, 5 lines of cocaine, then sprint down the street until you collapse.
 
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sserafim

sserafim

they say it's darkest of all before the dawn
Sep 13, 2023
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Unless you already have some sort of heart problems/disease/whatever, it's almost impossible to consciously trigger a heart attack. The average healthy person is very unlikely to get a heart attack, in most circumstances. Of course, there's some factors that would make someone more likely to get one such as stress, obesity, blood pressure problems, smoking, etc. A heart attack occurs when blood flow gets blocked towards the heart, and I'm no doctor, but I'm 99% sure you can't consciously block an artery from flowing blood into your heart. You could smoke a hundred cigarettes and drink 15 cups of coffee - and still not get one. Not realistic, sorry to disappoint. That being said, I won't deny the fact that I'd considered this too at some point lol
What about cardiac arrest?
 
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All_is_in_vanity

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Jan 9, 2023
99
Wait I just got a message about not asking for methods😭
 
Lexapro

Lexapro

Member
Mar 12, 2024
17
even if you do have a heart attack you probably won't die. im sorry but that idea is like on the same level of eating spoonfuls of nutmeg. there are easier and more surefire ways to ctb.
 
Lexapro

Lexapro

Member
Mar 12, 2024
17
what about overdose of potassium chloride?
it probably would be lethal but i think getting severe hyperkalemia is just convoluted and would take a long time and it would be miserable. there are a multitude of other methods why go for something that you aren't sure would even work?
 

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