Discussion How well would a heatstroke method work?

[Phos1234]

Where I live it very easily gets to 35+ degrees (Celsius) right now, and so heatstrokes are a real danger. Because of that, I was wondering if it's possible to use them as a method.

The plan: on the prior day, one would drink and eat minimally, leaving them already dehydrated. Next day (the CTB day), they would go to an open area around 9-10 and just lie there (like the beach for example). After a few hours at most they'll be done. It's maybe possible use a sedative of some kind during the 'lie down' part.

Sorry for any mistakes, I'm not a native English speaker.

 

[N@te]

Where I live it very easily gets to 35+ degrees (Celsius) right now, and so heatstrokes are a real danger. Because of that, I was wondering if it's possible to use them as a method.

The plan: on the prior day, one would drink and eat minimally, leaving them already dehydrated. Next day (the CTB day), they would go to an open area around 9-10 and just lie there (like the beach for example). After a few hours at most they'll be done. It's maybe possible use a sedative of some kind during the 'lie down' part.

Sorry for any mistakes, I'm not a native English speaker.

There are cases where people have overdosed on DNP and died by hyperthermia (their body producing too much heat and cooking themselves alive from the inside). So if your goal is a heat-induced death, DNP might help with that. Though I wouldn't recommend it. This sounds like a pretty awful method.

 

[Phos1234]

There are cases where people have overdosed on DNP and died by hyperthermia (their body producing too much heat and cooking themselves alive from the inside). So if your goal is a heat-induced death, DNP might help with that. Though I wouldn't recommend it. This sounds like a pretty awful method.

I care more about having a high success rate and a simpler plan (I don't have a great access to products bought online, legally or otherwise) than about the process being painful