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I have once done some research on Potassium overdose. Basically what I found that if you inject Potassium through IV, you will feel liquid fire flowing through your veins. But if you take orally, you will need quite a large quantity. If I remember correctly, it was some hundred of grams. Also, our kidneys are very good at removing excess Potassium from our bodies. If you combine Potassium intake with Potassium sparing diuretics and ace inhibitors, you can get a build up of potassium in your body. My initial idea was to daily take all three of them in gradually increasing quantities to cause a heart attack, but unfortunately my pills were found by family. If you wanna research on it and actually do it, keep me updated. Interesting fact: Potassium is used in lethal injections to cause cardiac arrest. So, it is a way to dieSimilar threads
