Method Sleeping pills + Alcohol?

[uchiha_sasuke]

So I found out apparently that mixing sleeping pills and alcohol can lead to an overdose which can also lead to death. Does anyone know how true this is? And if it can actually lead to death what's the estimated time? And also why does no one talk about it?

By the way, according to an article I read it said:
"Even small amounts of alcohol combined with certain sedating medications, such as prescription sleep aids, can result in serious symptoms such as over-sedation, confusion, dizziness, fainting, as well as slowed heart rate and breathing."

 

[Praestat_Mori]

There is a possibility that it works but it fails in many cases and people may survive with severe organ damage. This isn't recommended.

There are a few prescriptions drugs that are working. You can read about it in the PPeH or here is some info about ODs:

Amitriptyline guide

Translation from German "Selbstbestimmt Sterben - Handreichung für einen rationalen Suizid (German Edition) Jessica Düber Amitriptyline guide "Tricyclic antidepressants General info Tricyclic antidepressants are psychotropic drugs with a general mood-lifting...

www.sanctioned-suicide.net

Chloroquine guide

Translation from German "Selbstbestimmt Sterben - Handreichung für einen rationalen Suizid (German Edition) Jessica Düber Chloroquine "General info Chloroquine is a drug used for the treatment and prophylaxis of malaria and for the treatment of rheumatic diseases. Cause of death in case of...

www.sanctioned-suicide.net

Hypothermia & Diphenhydramine(chloride) method

Translation from the German book "Selbstbestimmtes Sterben. Sanfter Tod bei klarem Geist" Victor Niculescu Hypothermia & Diphenhydramine(chloride) "The lethal dose of Diphenhydramine(chloride) is 50mg per kg body weight. also required: Zopiclon 20 tablets Bromazepam or Triazolam 30-50...

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fentanyl info

can someone link me a fent guide rq

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[cosmic-joke]

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So I found out apparently that mixing sleeping pills and alcohol can lead to an overdose which can also lead to death. Does anyone know how true this is? And if it can actually lead to death what's the estimated time? And also why does no one talk about it?

By the way, according to an article I read it said:
"Even small amounts of alcohol combined with certain sedating medications, such as prescription sleep aids, can result in serious symptoms such as over-sedation, confusion, dizziness, fainting, as well as slowed heart rate and breathing."

It won't work trust me, look into natizenes, ddmpa2 and gbl

 

[uchiha_sasuke]

There is a possibility that it works but it fails in many cases and people may survive with severe organ damage. This isn't recommended.

There are a few prescriptions drugs that are working. You can read about it in the PPeH or here is some info about ODs:

Amitriptyline guide

Translation from German "Selbstbestimmt Sterben - Handreichung für einen rationalen Suizid (German Edition) Jessica Düber Amitriptyline guide "Tricyclic antidepressants General info Tricyclic antidepressants are psychotropic drugs with a general mood-lifting...

www.sanctioned-suicide.net

Chloroquine guide

Translation from German "Selbstbestimmt Sterben - Handreichung für einen rationalen Suizid (German Edition) Jessica Düber Chloroquine "General info Chloroquine is a drug used for the treatment and prophylaxis of malaria and for the treatment of rheumatic diseases. Cause of death in case of...

www.sanctioned-suicide.net

Hypothermia & Diphenhydramine(chloride) method

Translation from the German book "Selbstbestimmtes Sterben. Sanfter Tod bei klarem Geist" Victor Niculescu Hypothermia & Diphenhydramine(chloride) "The lethal dose of Diphenhydramine(chloride) is 50mg per kg body weight. also required: Zopiclon 20 tablets Bromazepam or Triazolam 30-50...

sanctioned-suicide.net

fentanyl info

can someone link me a fent guide rq

sanctioned-suicide.net

Chloroquine is banned in my country and the others are just not available even the sleeping pill I might be able to get is OTC.