Resource SN megathread

[Deleted member 19654]

sounds like nitrite. does it say the chemical compound?

do you NEED an antiemetic with SN? Whats the likelihood of throwing up without one?

I'm still unsure of whether I should try and get some AE. There have been cases where people have been successful without them

 

[Pressed carotid]

That is more than enough, it means sodium nitrite

Does this (>98% purity Nitrite) mean Nitrite or Sodium Nitrite
How much of sn do you need to die?

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Does this (>98% purity Nitrite) mean Nitrite or Sodium Nitrite
How much of sn do you need to die?

As I said it means sodium nitrite, I believe you are referring to the first post in the thread.
I recommend you reading Stan's guide, every information you need about this method is there.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/stans-guide-to-sn.27535/

 

[Pressed carotid]

How much sn do we need to die?
What does pph mean?

 

[I want to end it]

My SN seems to have clumped together from what I can tell (it's still unopened). When I want to use it, how should I get the correct amount out if it's all clumped up into a solid?

 

[Pressed carotid]

As I said it means sodium nitrite, I believe you are referring to the first post in the thread.
I recommend you reading Stan's guide, every information you need about this method is there.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/stans-guide-to-sn.27535/

How much sn should I take to die?

 

[GravityUtilizer]

I'm still unsure of whether I should try and get some AE. There have been cases where people have been successful without them

Though I'm glad we can get Buccastem in the UK in case, sounds easy enough.

 

[antinatalist123]

I can't dissolve it in water and drink immediately (long story). I have to prepare the solution one hour in advance. Stan's guide says it's potent for few hours but I'm a little paranoid. I hope I succeed!

 

[GravityUtilizer]

Do we know of many people having to use a second or third glass?

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Do we know of many people having to use a second or third glass?

I'm pretty sure no one gets to the third glass. I would be interested whether anyone has drank a second though. Maybe if you vomit instantly, but I don't remember reading any accounts of drinking more than one. Having that taste in your mouth and other feelings as well, I don't think that you would be inclined to drink another one.

 

[not4us]

Don't remember anybody getting to the third glass, but quite a few used 2 glasses. And in all cases known to me no vomiting was reported after the second glass.

 

[GravityUtilizer]

Sorry guys got more questions!

Would most people try their AEs first to test for EPS? And is it worth having diphenhydramine on standby, which I read might be helpful?

And what about the necessity of antacids? (Tagamet is unavailable in the UK.)

And finally propranolol - if you're gonna use it - 800mg in the SN drink as I've read somewhere or taken beforehand?

Thanks in advance.

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Would most people try their AEs first to test for EPS?

And what about the necessity of antacids? (Tagamet is unavailable in the UK.)

I'll probably try a pill of meto before going with stat dose, just to see how it affects me.
As far as I am concerned, any antacid should be good (from the types that reduce stomach acid, not the ones that affect its production), I have Rennie.
I can't answer your other questions accurately, sorry.

 

[Meditation guide]

What does blocking dopamine actually do?

Propranolol slows down the heart rate. It decreases dopamine activity at receptor sites.

 

[LonelyNick]

I was wondering, would putting the SN in those gel capsules then taking water works?

The taste seems to trigger the nausea so if you don't taste it would it help?

 

[Ghost2211]

I was wondering, would putting the SN in those gel capsules then taking water works?

The taste seems to trigger the nausea so if you don't taste it would it help?

Slower absorption, and you would still get nauseous or vomit.

 

[LonelyNick]

Slower absorption, and you would still get nauseous or vomit.

Thank you!

 

[I want to end it]

My SN seems to have clumped together from what I can tell (it's still unopened). When I want to use it, how should I get the correct amount out if it's all clumped up into a solid?

Does anyone know the answer to this? Sorry for being annoying :(

 

[Deathwithdignity]

Sorry guys got more questions!

Would most people try their AEs first to test for EPS? And is it worth having diphenhydramine on standby, which I read might be helpful?

And what about the necessity of antacids? (Tagamet is unavailable in the UK.)

And finally propranolol - if you're gonna use it - 800mg in the SN drink as I've read somewhere or taken beforehand?

Thanks in advance.

Metoclopramide, Propranolol and Zofran are all prescription meds in the US, where can I get them, without resorting using the dark web – uhhhgh!


Metoclopramide, Zofran and Tagamet all taken at the same time? Will chewing pills speed up the effect? Thirty minutes and wait. Would it hurt to throw in a few prescription painkillers?


I have some anti-emetic Promethazine. Can I use that instead of Zofran or just up the meto a bit?


Cheers,


Phoenix

 

[QuittingTime]

Just completed my blood test on SN and it looks good. Thinking about CTB tonight if I find myself at the "end of my rope" so to speak pending some results today.

I'm also going to be taking ginger as an antiemetic and famotidine as an H2 blocker. I've done some research into ginger, and some papers have recently come out that shows it has a central dopamine blocking effect at the 18 hr mark. It has about the same effect as metoclopramide in preventing nausea and vomiting in cancer patients (which causes central vomiting) according to some studies. According to other studies, if taken in combination with another anti-emetic, it can actually make it worse. The ginger responds in a dose-dependent way, which means that the optimal dose is around 1g according to cancer studies. In their study they started 3 days prior, which I may or may not do.

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) reduces acute chemotherapy-induced nausea: a URCC CCOP study of 576 patients - PubMed

Ginger supplementation at a daily dose of 0.5 g-1.0 g significantly aids in reduction of the severity of acute chemotherapy-induced nausea in adult cancer patients.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Effect of Gingerol on Cisplatin-Induced Pica Analogous to Emesis Via Modulating Expressions of Dopamine 2 Receptor, Dopamine Transporter and Tyrosine Hydroxylase in the Vomiting Model of Rats

Gingerol, the generic term for pungent constituents in ginger, has been used for treating vomiting in China. We are going to investigate the mechanisms of inhibitive effect of gingerol on cisplatin-induced pica behaviour by studying on both peripheral ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The Effectiveness of Ginger in the Prevention of Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy and Chemotherapy

The rhizomes of Zingiber officinale (ginger) have been used since ancient times as a traditional remedy for gastrointestinal complaints. The most active ingredients in ginger are the pungent principles, particularly gingerols and shogaols. Various preclinical ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

I've been reluctant to talk about this because the last thing I want is to influence someone to CTB when they are on the fence. I don't want to have anyone else's death be influenced by me. But these are the results I've found, and I think it's worth discussing.

 

[Ren Elsie Jewelria]

Does anyone know the answer to this? Sorry for being annoying :(

It's clumping because it has no anti-caking agent. Typical for pure SN. So no worries. Pure SN is the best stuff.

 

[I want to end it]

It's clumping because it has no anti-caking agent. Typical for pure SN. So no worries. Pure SN is the best stuff.

thank you. i hope it hasn't become so clumped together that it's impossible to break a bit off.

 

[Ren Elsie Jewelria]

thank you. i hope it hasn't become so clumped together that it's impossible to break a bit off.

It's not rock. You can easily break it back to powder.

 

[Snktag]

This post will be dedicated to compiling all the information we have on the Sodium Nitrite method (SN), including what else is needed and comparing it to other popular methods.

Before starting, I HIGHLY encourage you read most, if not all, of the chapters on the PPH, as this method may not be the most suited for you.

First of all, let's discuss why this method works, and how it kills.

Spoiler: The effects of Sodium Nitrite

Sodium Nitrite, NaNO2, acts as a catalyst in the conversion of the hemoglobin in your blood into methemoglobin (MetHB), a molecule with a much higher affinity with oxygen. This occurs when the ferrous ions in the regular hemoglobin are converted into ferric ones.
Since it's affinity is so high, methemoglobin cannot let the oxygen flow into other tissues that need it, thus depriving them of oxygen even while you're breathing. Death, then, occurs by hypoxia.
Sodium Nitrite poisoning symptoms include nausea, vertigo, vomiting, very heavy headaches and, should you manage to not pass out for too long, seizures.
The PPH claims that, during a monitored suicide with SN, the patient was unconscious at 12 minutes and dead by 35. However, some sources claim that SN poisoning might take as much as 8 hours to kill, probably due to low dosage.
Since methemoglobin creation is a natural process in our bodies, you must be aware that a certain enzyme works to transform it back into hemoglobin again. This is why the recommended dosage has varied on the PPH so much, as the syntetization of these enzymes and their "power" to overcome the formation of MetHB depends purely on your body, thus making a normal, general dose for all who chose this method very hard to determine, unlike N.

As for the physical symptoms your body will experience, not much will really change. Since your blood will mainly be MetHB, it will take on a bluish chocolate brown color, and the tips of your fingers, toes and nose (amongst others) will turn slightly blue from cyanosis.

Now, lets take a look at the "shopping cart".

Spoiler: What is needed for this method?

You'll need the following:

SN: The main compund for this method, Sodium Nitrite is easy enough to find. You're looking for >98% purity Nitrite. This chemical is sold without regulation and can be bought from Amazon, Ebay or any lab supplier in your area. 100 grams cost between 8 and 10€. This chemical is completely legal to own and is used during curation of meats to preserve their color. It's described as "White to yellowish powder/crystals" and it's said to have "slightly salty taste". It is also very soluble in water.
The recommended dose from the PPH is 15 grams, however, this has increased on different issues, from only 5, to 12 and now to 15.
Very important: You're looking for Sodium Nitrite, not Sodium Nitrate; NaNO2, not NaNO3.
Si no lo encuentra con solo buscar Nitrito de sodio, busque: NaNO2, NNaO2 o Filmerine. Asegúrese de comprar lo que desea y de que su pureza sea lo suficientemente alta. Para obtener más información sobre él y sobre algunos vendedores industriales, consulte Nitrito de sodio en Pubchem.

Antieméticos : los antieméticos lo suficientemente fuertes para este método no son de venta libre, por lo que tendrá que ver cómo solucionarlo. Busca metoclopramida o cualquiera de sus nombres comerciales, como Reglan / Primperan. Este antiemético debe ser un bloqueador de dopamina para que funcione.
Sin embargo, los antieméticos no son 100% necesarios para este método; al igual que con N, no lograrás nada si terminas vomitando todo, lo cual es probable. Esto también será probablemente la mayor parte del dinero que utilizará durante este método.

Reguladores de ácido: Otra cosa recomendada en la PPH es elevar el pH de su estómago para hacer que la SN sea más efectiva. Esto se puede lograr con medicamentos como Tagamet (el que se recomienda en la PPH, 800 mg, que es de venta libre que yo sepa) o incluso con bicarbonato, aunque no tan efectivo.
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[SPOILER = "Algunos comentarios adicionales"]
Recientemente me preguntaron algunas cosas sobre SN. Primero que nada, debes saber que los efectos de esta intoxicación son completamente reversibles. Es muy poco probable que sufras algún daño permanente si te "salvan" durante tu intento. En segundo lugar, dado que este método se basa en la hipoxia, los problemas cardiovasculares reducirán la cantidad de MetHB en la sangre necesaria para matarlo. Sin embargo, esto no debería ser un problema, ya que se vende a partir de 100 gramos, mucho más de la cantidad necesaria.

Por último, ha habido casos de personas que se recuperaron de una intoxicación por SN sin ningún "efecto secundario", pero incluso si se llama a la ambulancia lo suficientemente pronto, no hay certeza de que sobrevivirá.
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Si tiene alguna pregunta para la que no pueda encontrar la respuesta, coméntela y tal vez encuentre a alguien en esta comunidad que lo sepa.
Además, si tiene más información que le gustaría compartir, publíquela y etiquéteme para que pueda editar esta publicación e incluirla. Gracias.
[/CITAR]
hay alguien que sepa que lo realizo con efectividad?

 

[Symbiote]

Any reports from people doing it via enema route? How far does it have to travel in the intestine? Absorption rate in the intestine?

 

[Blurred_Reality]

Did the Swiss guy manage this with just Ibuprofen and SN? Nothing else?

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Did the Swiss guy manage this with just Ibuprofen and SN? Nothing else?

That's right!
Seriously why do so many people refer to him as "Swiss guy", he has a name.

 

[Blurred_Reality]

That's right!
Seriously why do so many people refer to him as "Swiss guy", he has a name.

Sorry, is it Letzte? I didn't want to misspell it so I didn't write it at first.

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Sorry, is it Letzte? I didn't want to misspell it so I didn't write it at first.

You can tag him actually, his name will pop up if you star typing it after @, but he used to sign posts with another (possibly his real) name.

 

[Deleted member 19654]

Sorry, is it Letzte? I didn't want to misspell it so I didn't write it at first.

@LetzteAusfahrt or I think his real name was Dani