People who vomited SN even on a 48 hour regimen

[999888]

First, sorry for bad english.Is there any report of someone vomiting even following the full SN protocol? (I searched and found nothing) i mean full protocol: 48 hours regimen with meto + antacid, + dont eat 8 hours + 15-20g in 100ml water.

 

[Moonicide]

Can't find the link, but I remember a member that had taken Meto and puked, yet passed away peacefully.
I know Stan has discussed people taking Meto, not taking Meto, and still passing.
There's OTC options if you can't get Meto either, it's just Meto is better.

 

[Quax]

The regimen is the ideal process, but that does not mean that not following it results in a failed attempt. SN is very toxic so the recommended dose of about 25 g is kind of overkill, actually a significant lower dose kill you and it is absorbed quite fast as long as your stomach is empty. So vomiting may prolong the process but the bus will not leave without you. And vomiting is always possible no matter you took meto or not.

 

[NextBusLeaving]

Meto clashes harshly with some antidepressants too btw. Buprionone (wellbutrin) in particular iirc

 

[Moonicide]

Meto clashes harshly with some antidepressants too btw. Buprionone (wellbutrin) in particular iirc

Stan was actually kind to provide this in my thread, so I'm posting this for others:

Drug Interaction Checker – Check for Interactions Between Prescription Medications

Use WebMD’s Drug Interaction Checker tool to find and identify potentially harmful and unsafe combinations of prescription medications by entering two or more drugs in question.

www.webmd.com

 

[NextBusLeaving]

Knew I saw it here but wasnt sure who posted. Thanks @Stan

 

[GerMann]

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/i-purchased-some-sn-and-supplies.26819/post-486767

 

[LMFAO FOCKERS]

Several people here who did the full regimen threw up and never returned. We're talking a good 3-6 months ago. I dont think its matters either way. That SN is some powerful stuff!

 

[snowman626]

why do people say the full regime is the ideal process over stat dose? because you hear people vomiting over both methods, so just wondering if its just some myth floating around or is it backed by some data?

 

[Quax]

@snowman626 because it is recommended by the PPh....I guess....

 

[helpfulfriendonwout]

@snowman626 because it is recommended by the PPh....I guess....

Is it recommended by the PPH? I might not have the newest version, but this is what I have

Edit: This isn't all my copy has to say, but it also doesn't have any process further than 30min before taking the SN. It says to take tagament 30min before, and that taking an anti emetic 30min before is an option. It doesn't mention fasting or many of the other steps people in this forum recommend. Just Tagament 30min before taking the SN

 

[Quax]

If I remember right... I think I read it in the 2018 version.... but I may be wrong... can't reread it, don't have it available anymore.

 

[morningdew]

Several people here who did the full regimen threw up and never returned. We're talking a good 3-6 months ago. I dont think its matters either way. That SN is some powerful stuff!

how do you know they threw up if they did return to the forum

 

[Roger]

The March 2019 PPeH mentions stat dose only in the "Lethal Inorganic Salts" chapter on page 140.

At page 181, though, ("Drugs and Vomiting" chapter) the 48 hour regimen is mentioned as an alternative to stat.

The advantages claimed are that the meto/antiemetic dosage does not need to be synchronised with the ingestion of the lethal salt, and that the 10mg per 8 hours over two days will highlight any adverse reaction to the antiemetic.

Make of that what you will. It doesn't seem terribly convincing to me, I don't understand what "synchronisation" is and I can't answer any questions; all I have done is repeat what the Handbook says.

 

[Stan]

Said it before and i will say it again, I have a fair few doubts about the PPH. Down to each individual to do some research as I seem to see more and more people talk about Propranolol as if it is essential. But as said above, I have seen people write that they vomited after the 48 hour regimen

 

[Ame]

I believe that what you are concerned about - vomiting and then surviving the attempt as a result - is an exception rather than a rule (and in my opinion, overwhelmingly so). Recall that SN is a highly toxic substance and that the recommended doses cited here are many times higher than the median lethal dose for humans. If vomiting were to take place, it is still quite likely that death will occur, be it the result of hypoxia secondary to SN poisoning or aspirating whatever is vomited up and suffocating that way.

I must echo Stan's statement and stress that CTB (or any medical decision for that matter) is an undertaking that demands a lot of research and careful consideration.

 

[LMFAO FOCKERS]

how do you know they threw up if they did return to the forum

They were posting their suicide real time. Happens often. You can find the threads yourself.