Help is carbon monoxide painless or not recommended for a painless go?

[pele]

is carbon monoxide painful to go by?

 

[Little_Suzy]

Yes, very painful.

 

[GasMonkey]

No, as long as you expose yourself to the gas with the optimal concentration I wouldn't be painful at all. Read the Carbon Monoxide chapter on the PPH Essentials. Inert gas is better btw.​

 

[Little_Suzy]

No, as long as you expose yourself to the gas with the optimal concentration I wouldn't be painful at all. Read the Carbon Monoxide chapter on the PPH Essentials. Inert gas is better btw.​

It is advisable to examine autopsy photos and reports. Yesterday, I read about a guy whose eyeball popped out, and other traumas meant that he did not die peacefully. Understandably, not everyone will appear the same after death.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

As was said before, it needs to be very well prepared. CO Method is my method of choice because even if certain acids would be banned, char coal may never be able to be banned. Done the right way it should be very effective. And every year lot's people are dieing "peacefully" not knowing that it's dangerous to place the grill after grill party into the house.

 

[GasMonkey]

It is advisable to examine autopsy photos and reports.​

I already do that. I advise you to read the PPeH.
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I read about a guy whose eyeball popped out, and other traumas meant that he did not die peacefully.​

That's because he spent time in suboptimal concentration making him convulse and suffer and/or the effects of the normal decay of a corpse. He probably didn't use any CO detector to reach the optimal >10000ppm before exposing itself to the gas, that's the tricky part of the method.

Btw I don't like the CO method. The only methods I like are Inert Gas and N.​

 

[BoredomSeeker]

I've personally heard that it's a very chill way to go, but it should be noted that I am not an expert and am simply basing this off of my own experience, just as a good chunk of people here do.

 

[UKscotty]

Very peaceful which is why it is not recommended. It is extremely dangerous to innocent people unless really done in a controlled way.

You have to be very careful or other people will be killed

 

[pele]

I already do that. I advise you to read the PPeH.


That's because he spent time in suboptimal concentration making him convulse and suffer and/or the effects of the normal decay of a corpse. He probably didn't use any CO detector to reach the optimal >10000ppm before exposing itself to the gas, that's the tricky part of the method.

Btw I don't like the CO method. The only methods I like are Inert Gas and N.​

What's inert gas or N?

 

[GasMonkey]

Inert Gases are gases that can be breathed and don't react with the body, but they displace oxygen. They kill by hypoxia in a totally peaceful, fast and painless way.

N is Nembutal, the drug normally used in euthanasia/assisted suicide.

Read the PPH Essentials.​

 

[pele]

Inert Gases are gases that can be breathed and don't react with the body, but they displace oxygen. They kill by hypoxia in a totally peaceful, fast and painless way.

N is Nembutal, the drug normally used in euthanasia/assisted suicide.

Read the PPH Essentials.​

Do u know how easily accessible those times are and do they have to be set up in a specific way?

 

[Schatze63]

is carbon monoxide painful to go by?

I thought it was the most peaceful. Is there a way to do it without a car? I don't have a car or even a gas oven.

 

[coldmoonshine]

I tried this two days ago.. I have never lit a bloody charcoal grill so I failed miserably, so disappointed.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

I thought it was the most peaceful. Is there a way to do it without a car? I don't have a car or even a gas oven.

Uh, neither of those ways are very good. The preferred way for CO CTB is using charcoal in a small enclosure of some kind. The CO method should be studied carefully before any attempts are made, as a screw up can really screw you up in a bad way if you're unsuccessful. Read everything you can find about the method. There is a lot of info here on SaSu.

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

I tried this two days ago.. I have never lit a bloody charcoal grill so I failed miserably, so disappointed.

i had the same problem trying out a test run lol. think i'll buy an electric iron

 

[Opichi]

It is advisable to examine autopsy photos and reports. Yesterday, I read about a guy whose eyeball popped out, and other traumas meant that he did not die peacefully. Understandably, not everyone will appear the same after death.

Uhh this is a late response, but do you have a link to that story?

 

[befree]

I tried this two days ago.. I have never lit a bloody charcoal grill so I failed miserably, so disappointed.

Did you use this proven guide?:

Charcoal method advice

Hi, I somehow came across this site after some furious google searching over the weekend. After trying and failing other methods over the past month I came across back to the idea of carbon monoxide and decided to dig further into charcoal burning, of which there are plenty discussions on this...

sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[ord3045]

i tried and failed. it painless, but very hard to die from, and leave you with brain damage

 

[befree]

i tried and failed. it painless, but very hard to die from, and leave you with brain damage

Did you exactly follow the guide ??

 

[Life interrupted]

You need to reach a very high concentration which is very hard to achieve quickly. So you should expect to feel a certain amount of pain

 

[ord3045]

Did you exactly follow the guide ??

with charcoal its hard to have high level of co for long time,
choose a mehtod that make less brain damage if failed

 

[befree]

with charcoal its hard to have high level of co for long time,
choose a mehtod that make less brain damage if failed

There are not many methods where there is little or no risk of having permanent brain damage.
High risk to have permanent brain damage if you fail: SN, CO, inert gases, carotid method, hanging, overdoses (e.g. benzos)