Help Is overdose on hydroxychloroquine painless and effective?

[Cheza_mus]

Guys I am considering overdose on hydroxychloroquine.. is it effective and painless???

 

[Dee38]

Effective maybe, although I don't think it would be painless on its own.

 

[Cheza_mus]

Effective maybe, although I don't think it would be painless on its own.

So what other drug can I add on to become a painless one

 

[Drimacus]

You should read the Five Last Acts about the chloroquine method.

 

[Drimacus]

You can also find alternative links to this book here: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/suicide-resource-compilation.3/

 

[Cheza_mus]

I have seen the links but still I am failing..I think the problem is with this platform..if u can send me the book on my email [email protected] please

Hey I finally downloaded the book ..thanks

 

[Dee38]

So what other drug can I add on to become a painless one

A combination of short and long-acting benzodiazepines (e.g. midazolam and diazepam) in large enough doses will lead to deep unconsciousness. Also phenobarbital would be another option as it actually induces a comatose state in large quantities.

 

[Cheza_mus]

A combination of short and long-acting benzodiazepines (e.g. midazolam and diazepam) in large enough doses will lead to deep unconsciousness. Also phenobarbital would be another option as it actually induces a comatose state in large quantities.

So I am going to make my cocktail as
Midazolam , diazepam and phenobarbital..

 

[Dee38]

So I am going to make my cocktail as
Midazolam , diazepam and phenobarbital..

That would certainly be covering all your bases.

 

[MyStateKilledMe]

Are we talking about the same drug? I've never heard of hydroxychloroquinine to be a CTB method. It was developed as a malaria drug. Then it almost became a treatment for Covid, but the Democrat politicians thwarted that, because it would end the pLandemic too soon for their tastes.

I can't figure out how hydroxychloroquinine works vis-a-vis CTB'ing. Since it was developed for malaria, it probably affects the same organs malaria affects. It might make those organs fail, thus putting the person on the bus. But that's all I know.

 

[Dee38]

Are we talking about the same drug? I've never heard of hydroxychloroquinine to be a CTB method. It was developed as a malaria drug. Then it almost became a treatment for Covid, but the Democrat politicians thwarted that, because it would end the pLandemic too soon for their tastes.

I can't figure out how hydroxychloroquinine works vis-a-vis CTB'ing. Since it was developed for malaria, it probably affects the same organs malaria affects. It might make those organs fail, thus putting the person on the bus. But that's all I know.

Yes, it is the same drug. This method has been published in the Peaceful Pill Handbook. I am not sure of the exact mechanism of action in overdose, but I know it has a very narrow therapeutic margin, and therefore it is relatively easy to reach toxic levels.

 

[Rabitfever]

Then it almost became a treatment for Covid, but the Democrat politicians thwarted that, because it would end the pLandemic too soon for their tastes.

Is this supposed to be a joke?

 

[cappuccinogirl]

Hey I finally downloaded the book ..thanks

I can't download either if anyone could summarise it. Seems v difficult to get the drug even aquarium version pill mentions. A couple of posts seem to say not v peaceful? Thanks

 

[Cheza_mus]

I can't download either if anyone could summarise it. Seems v difficult to get the drug even aquarium version pill mentions. A couple of posts seem to say not v peaceful? Thanks

Well about chloroquine..it can kill you but it is not that peaceful

 

[Shahir]

Yes, it is the same drug. This method has been published in the Peaceful Pill Handbook. I am not sure of the exact mechanism of action in overdose, but I know it has a very narrow therapeutic margin, and therefore it is relatively easy to reach toxic levels.

can u please mention where/which page/title in the peaceful pill handbook talks about this method? or under whats the name of the method. thanks

 

[befree]

According to a book I have you need:

MCP (Meto.) or Domperidon tablets
at least 100 tablets Resochin (Chloroquin)
at least 250 mg Diazepam

 

[Dee38]

can u please mention where/which page/title in the peaceful pill handbook talks about this method? or under whats the name of the method. thanks

It is the chapter under: Drug Options - Chloroquine. Page 290, I believe.

 

[Sunset Limited]

Without any strong sedatives answer is no. You'll likely have a long and uncomfortable arrhythmia before a ventricular tachycardia turns into fibrillation. A strong long-acting sedative is a good idea.

 

[Kera]

Yes, it is the same drug. This method has been published in the Peaceful Pill Handbook. I am not sure of the exact mechanism of action in overdose, but I know it has a very narrow therapeutic margin, and therefore it is relatively easy to reach toxic levels.

@Dee38 Hello, while researching, I came across your older post.

MyStateKilledMe previously said: "Are we talking about the same drug? I've never heard of hydroxychloroquinine to be a CTB method."

I didn't know that PPH had published the HCQ method. Or did you mean the chloroquine method?
Chloroquine and HCQ do not have the same lethal dose. HCQ is the less toxic metabolite.
LG

 

[befree]

HCQ is the less toxic metabolite

...That´s why Chloroquine is recommended in the guide.

 

[Dee38]

@Dee38 Hello, while researching, I came across your older post.

MyStateKilledMe previously said: "Are we talking about the same drug? I've never heard of hydroxychloroquinine to be a CTB method."

I didn't know that PPH had published the HCQ method. Or did you mean the chloroquine method?
Chloroquine and HCQ do not have the same lethal dose. HCQ is the less toxic metabolite.
LG

The PPH does mention use of both chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine as viable methods, although the latter would obviously require a higher lethal dose.

 

[befree]

The PPH does mention use of both chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine as viable methods, although the latter would obviously require a higher lethal dose.

The PPH tells you a lot of bullshit. It´s not worth the paper it´s printed on.