if sn is unsuccessful, do I have to seek medical help or not? Is Brain Damage Possible?

[Art92]

if sn is unsuccessful, do I have to seek medical help or not? Is Brain Damage Possible?

 

[Snake of Eden]

No you dont. Body detoxes it naturally if i doesnt absorb enough to lead to death.

 

[kkslider]

You should definitely seek medical attention. Methylene blue is the antidote for methemoglobinemia; if you arrive soon enough, based on anecdotal reports, you should recover with no severe complications.

 

[blueclover_.]

Depends if it's the lethal dose enough to kill you and you suddenly change your mind, call an ambulance and they'll give you the antidote.

If the problem is the amount of SN not enough to kill you and you wake up the next day not dead yet, that means your body saved you. You don't need any medical help since your body won the battle.

 

[Samsara]

I've heard SN is neuroprotective, which limits brain damage from hypoxia; I'm sure it depends though. Either way I will make sure I'm far away from any devices I could use to call for help, because if I end up waking up in the hospital I will likely start screaming lol

 

[freelifexit]

SN is not neuroprotective, here is proof:
"a CT head revealed extensive hypoxic brain injury"

Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

acutemedjournal.co.uk

 

[blueclover_.]

SN is not neuroprotective, here is proof:
"a CT head revealed extensive hypoxic brain injury"

Fatal Methaemoglobinaemia Due To Intentional Sodium Nitrite Poisoning - Acute Medicine Journal

We report a case of fatal methaemoglobinaema resulting from sodium nitrite poisoning. A 28 year old woman arrested in the emergency department following collapse. During resuscitation a venous blood gas revealed a methaemoglobin percentage of 81%. Following treatment with methylene blue, sodium...

acutemedjournal.co.uk

SN IS neuroprotective within a period amount of time. The woman called the emergency to save herself, thus making them able to arrive just in time when cardiac arrest has just began, thus making it possible for doctors to make the heart pump again. At that moment, the protection from Nitric Oxide has just started to wear off, and because she called for help, they found her at the exact tiny moment where her heart could still be saved. Read my last thread.

The fact that SN is converted into Nitric Oxide which prevents Hypoxic-Ischaemic brain injury is what caused most people who survived SN are now still able to live a functioning life. Keyword most. Compared to hanging and other hypoxia-inducing methods, SN is the only method who can keep your brain intact long enough to make sure no one accidentally finds you when you're already brain dead but your heart isn't.

Most people get saved a few hours after ingesting SN, meaning that by the time they get taken to the hospital, their brains are still protected.

If you're found minutes after hanging or exit bag, you have a much higher chance of getting brain injury because there is no chemical that protects your brain for some time. That's why death by SN could take up to 8 hours, and within that time if you're saved, you'll be fine like the most of SN survivors today.

Stop spreading misinformations please.