To avoid being resuscitated, how much time is needed for plastic bag asphyxiation? Grocery bag or oven turkey bag size. (I know the difficulties in this method, but I'm trying to plan around what I have and can access)
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):No idea. But this method is difficult. Survival instinct kicks in and you rip the bag off. Or I do at least.
sos
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- Jul 22, 2024
- 314
this method sucks
ive tried it many times and even set timers to keep track
i couldnt last longer for 2,5-3 mins
passing out should happen at 4/5 if i remember correctly
find some other method bc you ll be wasting your time w this one
exitingtothevoid
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- Aug 2, 2024
- 64
I agree with sos. I've played around with plastic bag asphyxiation to see how long I can make it, and it's going to take at least several minutes of intense suffocation to pass out. Maybe longer. Hyperventilating before pulling the bag on helps, but nowhere near enough. A small bag might make it quicker, but then you're sucking the bag down against your face, which is also unpleasant.Similar threads
