I'm not talking about relying on insulin to ctb - I realize that your chances are 50/50? Not sure.
But that doesn't matter.
I was watching a true crime documentary on Netflix about bad roommates and in the story a woman's roommate keeps secretly injecting her with insulin (she's not diabetic) and every time the victim says "I woke up later in the hospital" - meaning she lost consciousness.
If injecting insulin to a non-diabetic person makes you lose consciousness, wouldn't be real easy to put a large plastic bag over your head, inject, and then you lose consciousness and die?
In fact, any drug that could potentially make you "black out" or lose consciousness, you could do the same thing. I mean, I understand timing would be a thing, but you could use a very large bag, one that gives you enough time to breathe until you pass out.
What am I missing here? Maybe you wouldn't necessarily pass out from an insulin OD?
I mean, of someone were clever enough, you might be able to do this with alcohol. What if you were to seal off a bathroom or something with plastic sheeting. I mean so you have like an hour or something until the O2 runs out and then just got to the point of being blackout drunk - and just before you pass out you seal yourself in the room that's already prepared (obviously wouldn't want to prepare while drunk)?
I know the buildup of CO2 causes panic, but would it be enough to wake you from an insulin OD? Enough from being blackout drunk?
I wish I could get my hands on whatever the anesthetic they use before surgery is. That would be perfect. You could have the bag over your head and sealed, inject the anesthetic, and no need to worry about how much ODs fail or vomiting. You will suffocate within just a few minutes. Wouldn't you?
But that doesn't matter.
I was watching a true crime documentary on Netflix about bad roommates and in the story a woman's roommate keeps secretly injecting her with insulin (she's not diabetic) and every time the victim says "I woke up later in the hospital" - meaning she lost consciousness.
If injecting insulin to a non-diabetic person makes you lose consciousness, wouldn't be real easy to put a large plastic bag over your head, inject, and then you lose consciousness and die?
In fact, any drug that could potentially make you "black out" or lose consciousness, you could do the same thing. I mean, I understand timing would be a thing, but you could use a very large bag, one that gives you enough time to breathe until you pass out.
What am I missing here? Maybe you wouldn't necessarily pass out from an insulin OD?
I mean, of someone were clever enough, you might be able to do this with alcohol. What if you were to seal off a bathroom or something with plastic sheeting. I mean so you have like an hour or something until the O2 runs out and then just got to the point of being blackout drunk - and just before you pass out you seal yourself in the room that's already prepared (obviously wouldn't want to prepare while drunk)?
I know the buildup of CO2 causes panic, but would it be enough to wake you from an insulin OD? Enough from being blackout drunk?
I wish I could get my hands on whatever the anesthetic they use before surgery is. That would be perfect. You could have the bag over your head and sealed, inject the anesthetic, and no need to worry about how much ODs fail or vomiting. You will suffocate within just a few minutes. Wouldn't you?
