Henryk
Tonight I'm gonna rest my chemistry
- Apr 22, 2022
- 90
I have a 20g pack of rat poison, will it be that if I ingest it all at once I will die quickly? I know it's going to be agonizing but if it's just quick it would be great
MyChoiceAlone
sleep deprived and/or drunk
- Jul 23, 2023
- 1,212
Don't do it. I have swallowed all kinds of poison when I first started killing myself. It will only make you sick.
Rat poison is an anti-coagulant. Your insides will literally hemorrhage. Extremely painful.
someone i know died by eating rat poison paste. the person was vomiting blood and suffered for more than probably 10 mins in her home. after admitting in hospital she was in coma for a week(don't know the exact period).
it is definitely not quick. i can assure you 100%.
it is definitely not quick. i can assure you 100%.
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soonatpeace777888
Specialist
- Jul 4, 2023
- 349
busybee
Experienced
- Jul 5, 2023
- 208
There is a video of that and the dude sits up holding his stomach as he keeps vomiting blood and it takes a bit till he falls over and even then he is not dead and keeps suffering.
Might work- terribly painful though and rather slow. Just will slowly internally bleed out as far as I understand it.
Might work- terribly painful though and rather slow. Just will slowly internally bleed out as far as I understand it.
https://www.702.co.za/articles/4816...mpts-it-is-an-epidemic-flying-under-the-radar
just found this , article August 2023
"Hospitals are seeing a number of patients in the ICU who have ingested a pesticide used for killing rats, likely with the intention of ending their lives.
Doctors suspect that they are using a poison called Terbufos which is tasteless, odourless, and fast acting.
Those who make it to the hospital need to be ventilated, often for more than ten days, putting a huge strain on ICU resources."
"She says that limiting the availability of this poison could make a serious difference, as it is currently easy to get."
just found this , article August 2023
"Hospitals are seeing a number of patients in the ICU who have ingested a pesticide used for killing rats, likely with the intention of ending their lives.
Doctors suspect that they are using a poison called Terbufos which is tasteless, odourless, and fast acting.
Those who make it to the hospital need to be ventilated, often for more than ten days, putting a huge strain on ICU resources."
"She says that limiting the availability of this poison could make a serious difference, as it is currently easy to get."
