metoclopramide not working?

[Bobert_Beniro]

How much I read the goodbye threads, many people still vomited after sn. Now there are reports that it can cause anxiety and stomach pain.

 

[アホペンギン]

Anything can cause anxiety and stomach pain, it depends on how your body is and what it reacts to. Everyone reacts differently to things, including how people treat them, no one is the same. And metoclopramide still works, people have different genetic makeup, it might work for someone but its not sure what would happen to someone else, while taking the same dosage of the same medication. What you could do is try it, if it doesn't work then theres always other antiemetics.

 

[Meditation guide]

I've only read about two or three who didn't vomit in the years I've been coming here. For example I just read about some guy who drank SN as soon as they found him guilty in a court room. He had put some in his water bottle and they didn't know it. He was taken to a holding cell in the jail and later they found him dead with vomit around him.

I've been away a while from this site but I don't recall many people complaining of pain.

 

[Deleted member 65988]

I've only read about two or three who didn't vomit in the years I've been coming here. For example I just read about some guy who drank SN as soon as they found him guilty in a court room. He had put some in his water bottle and they didn't know it. He was taken to a holding cell in the jail and later they found him dead with vomit around him.

I've been away a while from this site but I don't recall many people complaining of pain.

Ah, the pedophile that got convicted to decades in jail ( basically a life term). As they were reading the sentencing, he drank the bottle of water, then yes taken to a holding cell, vomited yet still died.

 

[Forever Sleep]

Some sources say the lethal dose of SN is 0.7g to 6g. I've seen it being estimated as little as 1g to 2.6g. I think people commonly take 20-25g of SN to CTB. So- we're basically taking around 90+% more of the stuff than we need for it to be fatal. (If we go with the average that 2g is fatal.) I suppose that means in theory- that even if we vomit the majority of it up- so long as around 10% is absorbed, we'll succeed. I think taking an antiemetic just makes it more likely we will succeed. Otherwise- I don't think they'd mention it in things like the PPH. (I presume it's in there.)

Some people have specific concerns with meto due to things like tardive dyskinesia. I think the member that posted the other day though about a connection to tachycardia and panic attacks (in my opinion) seemed to be ignoring that this particular symptom is far more likely to be caused by the SN- rather than the meto.