Method My Plan

[a753]

This is my plan.

1. Fast for 8 hours
2. Do not drink anything except water
3. Take 30 mg Metoclopramide
4. Take 80 mg Nexium
5. Take 800 mg Inderal/Propranolol
6. Wait one hour
7. Take 25 g sodium nitrite in 50 ml water
8. Relax and sleep

* Advice: prepare two drinks in case vomiting occurs

To you who know, are the dosages realistic, especially dosages of steps 3, 4 and 5? I suspect 800 mg is too much; otherwise I can't make any good estimation for dosage.

I have ordered some of them but I don't live alone. I hope everything will go well.

 

[MAA Ke pass]

When u are doing ctb??

 

[a753]

When u are doing ctb??

As soon as I have everything.

 

[gus.nixon]

Looks good to me. There was a thread yesterday with someone who did all the right steps and vomited a number of times still (I think he said 6 times). I have to find that thread and see what happened to the person.

 

[MAA Ke pass]

Looks good to me. There was a thread yesterday with someone who did all the right steps and vomited a number of times still (I think he said 6 times). I have to find that thread and see what happened to the person.

I think he is leo

 

[gus.nixon]

I think he is leo

Yeah I can't find the post anymore

 

[a753]

Looks good to me. There was a thread yesterday with someone who did all the right steps and vomited a number of times still (I think he said 6 times). I have to find that thread and see what happened to the person.

Step 3 is meant to combat vomiting. My weight is heavy, so I hope I won't vomit.

 

[MAA Ke pass]

Yeah I can't find the post anymore

U can check by his profile name; I think he is gone

 

[a753]

U can check by his profile name; I think he is gone

Lucky him.

 

[WornOutLife]

Seems like a good plan.
I will probably do the same whenever I have the guts and materials to ctb.

 

[profoundexperience]

I don't know about any of the other stuff... I just know about Nexium (esomeprazole) as I've been taking it for years, under the direction of a doctor, to prevent acid reflux. It is extremely effective for me, for this (normal) use.

I don't even know how Nexium or controlling acid that way affects the SN's adsorption, if at all... but the PPeH has a very new chapter on ways to "potentiate" various drugs and they also covered that topic on their DOXIT podcast in the last few months.

From personal experience with Nexium, it definitely takes much more than 1 hour to be effective (e.g., the instructions on mine say "May take 1 to 4 days to reach full effect").

If you're gonna take 4 doses, I'd take 1 each at like 48 hours before, 24 hours, 12 hours, and a few hours before... Maximum effectiveness of Nexium is also achieved by not eating 2 hours before or 1 hour after taking the Nexium.

 

[a753]

I don't know about any of the other stuff... I just know about Nexium (esomeprazole) as I've been taking it for years, under the direction of a doctor, to prevent acid reflux.

I don't even know how Nexium or controlling acid that way affects the SN's adsorption... but the PPeH has a very new chapter on ways to "potentiate" various drugs and they covered it on their DOXIT podcast in the last few months.

From personal experience with Nexium, it definitely takes much more than 1 hour to be effective (e.g., the instructions on mine say "May take 1 to 4 days to reach full effect").

If you're gonna take 4 doses, I'd take 1 each at like 48 hours before, 24 hours, 12 hours, and a few hours before... Maximum effectiveness of Nexium is also achieved by not eating 2 hours before or 1 hour after taking the Nexium.

Thanks for this information. I'll have to rethink my plan.

 

[profoundexperience]

Thanks for this information. I'll have to rethink my plan.

SN is not my method, so I haven't really looked into it much...

But generally, I think Tagamet is recommended for an acid reducer... Tagamet, unlike Nexium, is a relatively "fast acting" medicine.

I will say, for me personally, that Nexium is very effective... just if I go off it & then start it again... it then takes 24-48 hours before it really "kicks-in" again...

 

[a753]

SN is not my method, so I haven't really looked into it much...

But generally, I think Tagamet is recommended for an acid reducer... Tagamet, unlike Nexium, is a relatively "fast acting" medicine.

I will say, for me personally, that Nexium is very effective... just if I go off it & then start it again... it then takes 24-48 hours before it really "kicks-in" again...

In the beginning, I considered Nexium and Inderal to make the suicide attempt more likely to succeed. However, after reading your post and what I read about Inderal, I want to remove the two from my list, unless the modified plan is ineffective, in which case it would complicate things since those two medicines require more expertise and I don't want to become disabled due to misuse.

Metoclopramide (against nausea) is easy to use and the effect of using it doesn't take more than an hour.

I wonder if Metoclopramide and SN are enough to make the attempt successful if I don't puke and no one interferes.

 

[profoundexperience]

those two medicines require more expertise and I don't want to become disabled due to misuse.

I wonder if Metoclopramide and SN are enough to make the attempt successful if I don't puke and no one interferes.

I see that you just recently joined.

Questions like yours have been asked and answered many (probably 100s) times here. Although there are different options, there are certainly "best practices".

Look in the "Resources": There there are links to a 1) "Sodium Nitrite MegaThread" WARNING: this is quite lengthy — it has 244 PAGES of replies, 2) "Stan's Guide" (which seems to be used by many for SN), and 3) a download of the Peaceful Pill Handbook (although, if you qualify, it is best/recommended to buy it) -- the PPH's procedure is what I would use personally.

These are the 3 best references I know and will certainly give you much better guidance. I wish you great wellness my friend!

 

[Crusader]

Didn´t you post the same question yesterday and deleted it after you received a lot of answers ??

 

[profoundexperience]

post the same question yesterday and deleted it after you received a lot of answers ??

If so (and I don't know if it is), please don't: I understand the desire to delete, but others might benefit from your thread(s).

 

[a753]

Didn´t you post the same question yesterday and deleted it after you received a lot of answers ??

No. The post is still there and isn't deleted. I wanted to continue the thread here.

 

[jack1988]

how much time does it take for death to occur after taking SN?