SN but put in big capsules method. Need opinions

[kji821]

So i heard that SN tastes horrible and that many people vomit because of the taste, so i was thinking to just put 25 grams in some capsules and then drink them with some water mixed with some fruit syrup. I got a small scale for that so the weighting will not be a problem.

The method that i was thinking is something like this:

-1 day of fasting
-ibuprofen 1 hour before taking the SN capsules
-2 antiacid pills 1 hour before taking the SN
-2 antiemetic capsules (i couldn't get my hands on a medication but i found some that have natural ingredients in them)
-1 hour after the atiacid and antiemetic i will drink the SN capsules.

Does everything look ok? And how much water do you think that i should use?

 

[Johnny99]

The problem with capsules is that the effect is slower. The idea of instant effect is that it overwhelms the body's defense mechanisms.

See: https://share.gemini.google/jBvu0Z4V7dkP

I saw a thread about a person who did it with capsules though and write updates here until lost consciousness in about 30-60 mins.

 

[kji821]

The problem with capsules is that the effect is slower. The idea of instant effect is that it overwhelms the body's defense mechanisms.

See: https://share.gemini.google/jBvu0Z4V7dkP

I saw a thread about a person who did it with capsules though and write updates here until lost consciousness in about 30-60 mins.

So the only problem would be a slower effect? Because if it's only that, then i think that it would be worth it to pick this method since drinking it would give me a high chance to vomit.

 

[Johnny99]

So the only problem would be a slower effect? Because if it's only that, then i think that it would be worth it to pick this method since drinking it would give me a high chance to vomit.

I would be scared of being conscious for longer and feel like I am suffocating. Could the slower effect cause the body to vomit even more as it has more time to recognize the poison and try to save itself? The person who did it with capsules and wrote here seemed calm though.

 

[peacebenow]

Read the sn bible within the resources.

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

It isn't the taste that causes the vomiting. Seems strange to want to prolong your discomfort.

 

[isthisthingon]

-2 antiemetic capsules (i couldn't get my hands on a medication but i found some that have natural ingredients in them)

What did you find? Can you share the product?

 

[kji821]

What did you find? Can you share the product?

It's just a supplement with natural ingredients, not a medication. It has ginger extract and some vitamin b6. I have no idea how effective it is but from the reviews from the people who tried it it was effective for curing nausea (people who had nausea because of travel, food, pregnancy, or stuff like that, not from people who tried to take sn, so i have no idea if it will work for preventing any possible nausea from sn, i was just thinking that it might be better than nothing.)

 

[xXiloveyouXx]

The problem with capsules is that the effect is slower. The idea of instant effect is that it overwhelms the body's defense mechanisms.

See: https://share.gemini.google/jBvu0Z4V7dkP

I saw a thread about a person who did it with capsules though and write updates here until lost consciousness in about 30-60 mins.

Wouldn't you be able to take like 10 xannies with the SN pills so that the benzos knock you unconscious before the SN kills you?

 

[kji821]

I have a few more questions. Why is it recommended to drink as less water as possible and would it really matter if i would add some fruits zero sugar syrup to the water and drink it to make the taste better? I took another look on the sn bible but i couldn't find any explanation that would justify to not drink some extra water. I was thinking to mix 30 grams with 40ml of water and to put it in a big 60ml syringe and to use the syringe without a needle attached to it to pour the mix as deep as i can in my throat to try to skip the taste as much as possible, then maybe to drink 100ml of water mixed with some zero sugar syrup to be sure that everything went in the stomach and that nothing stays in my throat.

Also at the end of the sn bible it's written that using an antiacid is actually counterproductive and it would slow down the process. Can anyone offer more info on this?

 

[Orbitinganywhere]

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I have a few more questions. Why is it recommended to drink as less water as possible and would it really matter if i would add some fruits zero sugar syrup to the water and drink it to make the taste better? I took another look on the sn bible but i couldn't find any explanation that would justify to not drink some extra water. I was thinking to mix 30 grams with 40ml of water and to put it in a big 60ml syringe and to use the syringe without a needle attached to it to pour the mix as deep as i can in my throat to try to skip the taste as much as possible, then maybe to drink 100ml of water mixed with some zero sugar syrup to be sure that everything went in the stomach and that nothing stays in my throat.

Also at the end of the sn bible it's written that using an antiacid is actually counterproductive and it would slow down the process. Can anyone offer more info on this?

It's simple , more liquid means the SN will get diluted, so the dosage will become less effective...

And for the antiacid , i think it make the absorption rate slower, because it neutralize your stomach acid which will change the absorption rate / or react differently with SN

 

[StoneCactus]

What about enteric capsules? They only dissolve when they get to the small intestine. That way you wouldn't get nauseous and start vomiting until the capsules are out of your stomach.

 

[kji821]

What about enteric capsules? They only dissolve when they get to the small intestine. That way you wouldn't get nauseous and start vomiting until the capsules are out of your stomach.

That's a really interesting idea. Are you saying this as a sugestion or you are just wondering if it would work?

 

[StoneCactus]

That's a really interesting idea. Are you saying this as a sugestion or you are just wondering if it would work?

I'm wondering if it would work. I'm taking risperdal which interacts awfully with meto. That means that #1 it's probably going to make me feel awful if I take it and #2 I basically can't get a meto prescription. So I'm trying to figure out how to avoid puking up the SN solution. I know Vizzy's guide and some other places say risperdal is an anti-emetic but they don't provide a reliable reference or describe the mechanism.

 

[thekop85]

In my opinion, the key point is that the cause of vomiting in this protocol is likely not simply the disgusting taste of SN.
Isnt it?

 

[unkown00]

I'm wondering if it would work. I'm taking risperdal which interacts awfully with meto. That means that #1 it's probably going to make me feel awful if I take it and #2 I basically can't get a meto prescription. So I'm trying to figure out how to avoid puking up the SN solution. I know Vizzy's guide and some other places say risperdal is an anti-emetic but they don't provide a reliable reference or describe the mechanism.

risperidal and meto both block dopamine receptors. If taken together they can enhance each others effects and cause movement problems I think. The other thing is since risperidal blocks dopamine receptors it may act similarly to meto to inhibit nausea.

Dopamine also manages to stimulate the CTZ and area postrema, since this part of the brain contains a high density of dopamine receptors. The area postrema is very sensitive to changes in blood toxicity and senses the presence of poisonous or dangerous substances in the blood. As a defense mechanism, the area postrema induces vomiting to prevent further intoxication. The high density of dopamine receptors in the area postrema makes it very sensitive to the dopamine-enhancing drugs. Stimulation of the dopamine receptors in the area postrema activates these vomiting centers of the brain; this is why nausea is one of the most common side-effects of antiparkinsonian drugs.[14]

Area postrema - Wikipedia

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Dopamine and serotonin have been found to play the biggest role in communication from the CTZ to the remainder of the vomiting center, as well as histamine.[8] Chemoreceptors in the CTZ relay information about the presence of emetic agents in the blood to the adjacent nucleus tractus solitarii (NTS).

Chemoreceptor trigger zone - Wikipedia

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