Philip Nitschke on death from SN

[Justnotme]

Does anyone have access to view the symptoms that Philip Nitschke described while watching 20 videos?

 

[AllCatsAreGrey]

He spoke about this some in the Exit Podcast. I'm pretty sure in episodes 3 and 4 this is discussed.

 

[Justnotme]

He spoke about this some in the Exit Podcast. I'm pretty sure in episodes 3 and 4 this is discussed.

Can I ask you to briefly tell me what symptoms and consequences Nitschke is talking about? I don't speak English, I use a translator.
Even if Nitschke mentions terrible symptoms, please tell us about them too.
Sorry for my request.
I'll understand if you don't want to write about it. We all have so little vitality here

 

[Talvikki]

Does anyone have access to view the symptoms that Philip Nitschke described while watching 20 videos?

Thread 'Observed SN deaths'

Observed SN deaths

There is a list of 25 sn deaths in the PPH from eyewitnesses. They say the list is not complete. Most seemed to have died peacefully. Some vomited but died anyway. An 89-year-old woman died quickly but not as peacefully as expected. I don't think it will help us much. But here's the list It's...

sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[AllCatsAreGrey]

Can I ask you to briefly tell me what symptoms and consequences Nitschke is talking about? I don't speak English, I use a translator.
Even if Nitschke mentions terrible symptoms, please tell us about them too.
Sorry for my request.
I'll understand if you don't want to write about it. We all have so little vitality here

No problem. I'm afk right now, but when I get a chance I'll review and provide a transcript of pertinent parts. I got you.

(Update: I hope to do this in the next couple of days. A holiday is coming up on my region, so this may be delayed. I'm making a note to remind myself.)

 

[AllCatsAreGrey]

I'm still afk, but noticed this thread. It may be of interest.

 

[MyLifeisHell]

Nothing new under the sun.

 

[AllCatsAreGrey]

Can I ask you to briefly tell me what symptoms and consequences Nitschke is talking about? I don't speak English, I use a translator.
Even if Nitschke mentions terrible symptoms, please tell us about them too.
Sorry for my request.
I'll understand if you don't want to write about it. We all have so little vitality here

Here is a transcription of sections pertaining to your question. It is a two part series. I reviewed the first episode and will do the other soon. It has a section I want to transcribe that is an example of a first hand account.

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The Exit Podcast
Episode 4 - Lethal Salts and the Law
[episode from 2020]

Q: What sort of death does SN provide?

Nitschke: It's about how it brings about death that brought attention to its use. The way it works

What happens when you drink it is that it effects how your blood carries oxygen, which leads to cerebral hypoxia. This is fact is a happy hypoxia, because of the fact that there is no accumulation of carbon dioxide. [The subject of happy hypoxia is covered in another episode.]

Eye witness accounts overview:

- go into a period of being increasingly unresponsive (about 5-10min)
- 15 mins unconscious, during this period becomes quieter and quieter
- stops breathing

Those who are present have said that the person passing is quite comfortable. There is a change of color.

It's not particularly noticable. If the person is old and quite sick [like most Exit members], it is quite common for a doctor to say the death was natural. Although, it has also been noticed.

(Refers to handbook for more detail.)

[There is discussion of legal news about SN and how it was discovered as a method.]

[The rest of the episode discusses S azide]

 

[Justnotme]

Here is a transcription of sections pertaining to your question. It is a two part series. I reviewed the first episode and will do the other soon. It has a section I want to transcribe that is an example of a first hand account.

-----
The Exit Podcast
Episode 4 - Lethal Salts and the Law
[episode from 2020]

Q: What sort of death does SN provide?

Nitschke: It's about how it brings about death that brought attention to its use. The way it works

What happens when you drink it is that it effects how your blood carries oxygen, which leads to cerebral hypoxia. This is fact is a happy hypoxia, because of the fact that there is no accumulation of carbon dioxide. [The subject of happy hypoxia is covered in another episode.]

Eye witness accounts overview:

- go into a period of being increasingly unresponsive (about 5-10min)
- 15 mins unconscious, during this period becomes quieter and quieter
- stops breathing

Those who are present have said that the person passing is quite comfortable. There is a change of color.

It's not particularly noticable. If the person is old and quite sick [like most Exit members], it is quite common for a doctor to say the death was natural. Although, it has also been noticed.

(Refers to handbook for more detail.)

[There is discussion of legal news about SN and how it was discovered as a method.]

[The rest of the episode discusses S azide]

Thanks!

 

[AllCatsAreGrey]

Thanks!

Hello. Pardon delay. I'm checking to see if you still need transcription on the Nitschke podcast. I will soon have time to do that.

 

[Gonnerr]

He spoke about this some in the Exit Podcast. I'm pretty sure in episodes 3 and 4 this is discussed.

Thanks for sharing , very interesting.

Can I ask you to briefly tell me what symptoms and consequences Nitschke is talking about? I don't speak English, I use a translator.
Even if Nitschke mentions terrible symptoms, please tell us about them too.
Sorry for my request.
I'll understand if you don't want to write about it. We all have so little vitality here

Its the equivalent of when a plane depressurized quickly, passenger loose consciousness quickly, the oxygen is cut off quickly so you loose consciousness before feeling any pain.

It suppossed to be the same with SN if following the protocol meaning enough like 20 or 25g depending on your weight, and the purity. Everybody who bought from KL like myself will be assured a very peaceful death like he said he was doing god work.

Thanks KL.

What happens when a plane loses cabin pressure?

It depends how quickly and at what altitude it happens. The loss of the Helios Airways Boeing 737 near Athens on Sunday may have been the result of a drop in cabin pressure.

www.theguardian.com