Method If N is processed by liver… Cimetidine would help at this Method?

[The Lonely]

Any idea?

 

[BeyondGoodNEvil]

i dont know exactly but isnt it used for heartburns and stomach acid relief i guess it works at preventing from vomiting N out if thats what your asking

 

[The Lonely]

i dont know exactly but isnt it used for heartburns and stomach acid relief i guess it works at preventing from vomiting N out if thats what your asking

No …. It's not A simple anti acid drug…. It's used in pre-surgical procedures…

To prevent from vomiting it would be Meto (this I have)…
But Cimetidine works fine to the Amitriptyline for example…

 

[Meditation guide]

People die within five or ten minutes from N don't they? If so I'm not sure it matters what the liver does as it's going to be dead along with the other organs.

That article talks about death from tricyclic antidepressants which can take many hours to days to cause death.

N enters the bloodstream from the stomach and shuts down the central nervous system, within a few minutes if it's potent.

 

[peacefulhorizons]

People die within five or ten minutes from N don't they? If so I'm not sure it matters what the liver does as it's going to be dead along with the other organs.

That article talks about death from tricyclic antidepressants which can take many hours to days to cause death.

N enters the bloodstream from the stomach and shuts down the central nervous system, within a few minutes if it's potent.

5-10 minutes is the average time to unconsciousness for oral administration of N, not death.

 

[Meditation guide]

5-10 minutes is the average time to unconsciousness for oral administration of N, not death.

Have you seen videos from Dignitas and documentaries showing people taking N? I have and they die quickly, within ten minutes.

You may be thinking of SN, not N.

 

[The Lonely]

People die within five or ten minutes from N don't they? If so I'm not sure it matters what the liver does as it's going to be dead along with the other organs.

That article talks about death from tricyclic antidepressants which can take many hours to days to cause death.

If your liver/stomach or something else does not work well…
Lets say the drug will demand some extra time to get in to its goal (…)


See… in my case (previous alcohol abuse, previous anti-psychotics use about years)…well…

 

[peacefulhorizons]

Have you seen videos from Dignitas and documentaries showing people taking N? I have and they die quickly, within ten minutes.

You may be thinking of SN, not N.

Those videos show the time to unconsciousness aka the entrance to the barbiturate induced coma. It takes time after that for respiratory arrest and cardiac arrest to occur.

 

[Meditation guide]

It looks like you have some good information. I'm not sure if anyone can give an answer about Cimetadine but maybe someone has tried it and someone else watched them to see what happened, and has documented it.

 

[The Lonely]

It looks like you have some good information. I'm not sure if anyone can give an answer about Cimetadine but maybe someone has tried it and someone else watched them to see what happened, and has documented it.

You need to get this following "Match":

1- To fall sleep;
2- To put your brain asleep (forever);
3- To put your heart asleep (forever).

If you manage to get these 3 in sequence, Then you got "A Match"!
The "peaceful" thing, etc...
(Only way).

But in order to do my homework I need to do some research yet…

So thank you so much for answering/interacting because it helps me to cover/explore my doubts… But may that helps others too...

:)

 

[peacefulhorizons]

You need to get this following "Match":

1- To fall sleep;
2- To put your brain asleep (forever);
3- To put your heart asleep (forever).

If you manage to get these 3 in sequence, Then you got "A Match"!
The "peaceful" thing, etc...
(Only way).

But in order to do my homework I need to do some research yet…

So thank you so much for answering/interacting because it helps me to cover/explore my doubts… But may that helps others too...

:)

N does all three of those things

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

Holyshit. I take Quetiapine/Seroquel for sleep. Of course I don't want a long coma....FUCK. So if I do n I must get off Seroquel for how long I wonder? It really helps for sleep. This FUCKING SUCKS. No rando is going to get an Rx for Dilantin. Thanks for sharing this. What made you write Quetiapine specifically?

 

[The Lonely]

N does all three of those things

See: As I painted in green… it's like: (my own research)…

The way One medication will react DOES depend on one's body Conditions(…) And the drugs this person is on … etc

To analyze and prevent ME from failing is my thing…
(Based on my issues- and Consulting open internet and the Private PPH).

I think discussing is valid always, so I appreciate for contributing to this

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

No …. It's not A simple anti acid drug…. It's used in pre-surgical procedures…

To prevent from vomiting it would be Meto (this I have)…
But Cimetidine works fine to the Amitriptyline for example…View attachment 71308

What about Amitriptyline? I am currently taking this. Does it clash with n as well as Seorquel? Are you trying to get Cimetidine from a dr?

If your liver/stomach or something else does not work well…
Lets say the drug will demand some extra time to get in to its goal (…)


See… in my case (previous alcohol abuse, previous anti-psychotics use about years)…well…

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I read that Seroquel takes 1.5 days to leave system. How long do you think one should stop taking this and Quentiapine as well? Thank you for this information. I did not know this.

 

[The Lonely]

What about Amitriptyline? I am currently taking this. Does it clash with n as well as Seorquel? Are you trying to get Cimetidine from a dr?

I read that Seroquel takes 1.5 days to leave system. How long do you think one should stop taking this and Quentiapine as well? Thank you for this information. I did not know this.

Amitriptyline is very hard to find … doctors don't prescribe this too "easy" …

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

Amitriptyline is very hard to find … doctors don't prescribe this too "easy" …

I have it. It doesn't do shit. My drs are useless and refuse benzos but gave me this...I think it's also an anti-histamine. IDK

 

[The Lonely]

I have it. It doesn't do shit. My drs are useless and refuse benzos but gave me this...I think it's also an anti-histamine. IDK

What can I say ….
Do your search pal …

Benzos are "safe medication" … they were designed after the Barbiturates "issues"… you wouldn't go 'anywhere' with them (other than sleep)...

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

What can I say ….
Do your search pal …

Benzos are "safe medication" … they were designed after the Barbiturates "issues"… you wouldn't go 'anywhere' with them (other than sleep)...

Disagree....drs here all say the same thing 'benzos are dangerous' Of course it's possible to get addicted to benzos...xanax, valium, ativan....I wish I could get them...not for addiction but to feel less anxious. Do your search homie. Benzos are not given out so easily. They aren't exactly 'safe'. Safe for me, but I'm not an addict.

 

[BobMorane]

Holyshit. I take Quetiapine/Seroquel for sleep. Of course I don't want a long coma....FUCK. So if I do n I must get off Seroquel for how long I wonder? It really helps for sleep. This FUCKING SUCKS. No rando is going to get an Rx for Dilantin. Thanks for sharing this. What made you write Quetiapine specifically?

You can check out the half life of Seroquel on internet and deduce how much time it'll stay in your system. Before doing that you can ask you Doctor for some benzodiazepines to use instead of Seroquel for sleep. There you go, problem solved.

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

You can check out the half life of Seroquel on internet and deduce how much time it'll stay in your system. Before doing that you can ask you Doctor for some benzodiazepines to use instead of Seroquel for sleep. There you go, problem solved.

My drs refuse benzos. They say they are dangerous. Extremely shitty.

 

[The Lonely]

You can check out the half life of Seroquel on internet and deduce how much time it'll stay in your system. Before doing that you can ask you Doctor for some benzodiazepines to use instead of Seroquel for sleep. There you go, problem solved.

Yeah… but a long period use… (to stop at least one week before is the least one can do)… but even so…

There is the tolerance thing… To drugs or Alcohol tolerance is compared to a candle: If you turn off a burning candle and then turn it on again it starts burning at the same level (size) you left it…. Not sure it is about the liver or brain itself… or all of these (…)