Discussion Losing consciousness with SN, is it gradual or immediate?

[Unknown21]

Do you think losing consciousness in SN method is gradual with increasing discomfort, breathlessness, chest tightness, nausea.... Etc or it's immediate, like you just balck out at some point without much suffering?

I'm open for your opinions guys.

 

[AstralMadness]

from what i've heard it depends on if you follow the protocol or not and if you use the right amount (25g) or not
some people take a while to black out and feel dizziness and discomfort others take less time, your blood isn't getting any oxygen after all so

 

[Wrath]

From everything I've seen it's been a gradual descent into unconsciousness, made much faster if there are benzos involved. Taking the benzos would probably give a 'blackout' result if done correctly, but sadly like many others I can't get my hands on them. So those having to go like me without benzos would get the gradual loss of consciousness, and all the other mildly uncomfortable things along the way.

 

[socksnsandles]

not immediate

 

[Unknown21]

From everything I've seen it's been a gradual descent into unconsciousness, made much faster if there are benzos involved. Taking the benzos would probably give a 'blackout' result if done correctly, but sadly like many others I can't get my hands on them. So those having to go like me without benzos would get the gradual loss of consciousness, and all the other mildly uncomfortable things along the way.

I also can't find benzos nor have the money for them, I'm kinda afraid from what i could face while going unconscious.

 

[AstralMadness]

I also can't find benzos nor have the money for them, I'm kinda afraid from what i could face while going unconscious.

from what i know, it's very similar to having anesthesia applied to you if you've ever been through any surgeries, but a bit more uncomfortable due to the symptoms

 

[Andarna]

In the video I saw, it looked like a gradual loss of consciousness.

It worries me a bit.

 

[continuating]

It's gradual and not immediate as it takes time for the to nitrite react with the blood