SN Method - feedback welcome

[Thisisme373]

Just laying out my SN method, any feedback welcome

- Fast for 10 hours, only limited water (last 2 hours no water)
- 30mg of metoclopramide
- 600mg ibuprofen
- Mix two separate glasses, both 25mg SN in 50-100ml water
- 30 minutes later take 5x40mg propranolol pills (200mg)
- 10 minutes later take 30x10mg Diazepam pills (300mg)
- 15 minutes later, give another stir of water/sn & then drink 1 glass
- if vomit drink the second glass

Parts I'm indecisive about is the propranolol and diazepam, is it too much propranolol and also is 300mg too much diazepam, I worry I might fall asleep too early

 

[opheliaoveragain]

Look into the onset of diazepam, you maybe need to make next step ten minutes after the benzo just to make sure you don't pass out or get too loopy beforehand as that is a pretty large amount at once. Everything else looks solid.

 

[Thisisme373]

Look into the onset of diazepam, you maybe need to make next step ten minutes after the benzo just to make sure you don't pass out or get too loopy beforehand as that is a pretty large amount at once. Everything else looks solid.

So maybe take the SN 10 minutes after the diazepam instead of 15 minutes?
I'm also thinking should I take 200mg of diazepam instead of 300mg

 

[opheliaoveragain]

So maybe take the SN 10 minutes after the diazepam instead of 15 minutes?
I'm also thinking should I take 200mg of diazepam instead of 300mg

That's what I was implying yes re:first line.
Honestly 200mg is plenty. Please look up onset.

 

[CantDoIt]

Doesn't pph suggest SN first and then Benzos? Do people switch it in case they vomit or to make the idea of taking it easier?

 

[opheliaoveragain]

Majority of recently successful protocols have taken it before, the trick is to understand the amount and onset of that specific benzo as they are not all the same, that main issue is the dose being too large and them giving it too much time, it kicks in and you essentially black out (similar to alcohol, as they act on the same receptor) and completing the plan goes out the window. That's why I'm repetitive in saying for everyone to check the onset of their particular benzo.