Would insulin be a viable method? Or would it cause too much discomfort and pain?
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I've thought about this before when I had easy access to tons of insulin. I don't think it would cause much discomfort and no pain. But what put me off at the time was being caught and hospitalized and the brain damage it can cause.
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Anxiety, disorientation, seizures and coma with brain damage. Only if lucky, you die.
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I wouldn't go that way.
What you're talking about is putting yourself into insulin shock & hoping it takes you out.
Too many variables & its an awful way to go & if you survive (95% failure rate) you may very easily wake up mentally or physically disabled. I personally would pass on that method
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