Method SN without Antiemetics is possible

[thrwaway99]

Not sure about extremely agonizing: in ppeh all who took it died peacefully.

 

[Dystopia]

I think Cimetidine and Ranitidine can help reduce pain if it even occurs. Since SN is a salt; high quantities normally irritate the GI tract to varying degrees

 

[Peaceful_Sam]

You will probably vomit several times. And I think with high dosege the pain will be greater and the chance of seizure too. That is, it will be extremely agonizing.

I think you don't know how SN works. Sn has literally the same effect as helium or nitrogen.
Please read the post again or google Sodium Nitrite effects

 

[Stan]

I have watched two people pass in hospitals. I spoke to a doctor on the second recounting my experiences and said how peaceful they looked during the dying process. He advised me that they gave paralytic and anti convulsion drugs to prevent movement as any form of death, whether it be with or without pain causes movement as the brain fires off a bunch of messages to the body at the end. Sodium Nitrite will kill whether you intentionally or intentionally take it at the right amount

 

[bluesky1972-2019]

I've mixed 15g of table salt in 100ml water and drank it. I assume SN would taste similar and I didn't feel any irritation or need to throw up because of the taste.
But I'm planning on taking antiemetics on the 48hr regime.

 

[Stan]

I still wonder about injecting it. would remove all of those worries

 

[eve2004]

I would like to test the effect it will have before the main event. The reason is I've taken large doses of other chemicals/meds with either zero or little effect at all. Would 3g be a safe amount to test with for a 100lb woman? I just want to to test enough to know that I will react to it, since I've had no luck with most any other meds/chemicals/drugs I've tried. Even when taken with alcohol.

 

[Stan]

I would like to test the effect it will have before the main event. The reason is I've taken large doses of other chemicals/meds with either zero or little effect at all. Would 3g be a safe amount to test with for a 100lb woman? I just want to to test enough to know that I will react to it, since I've had no luck with most any other meds/chemicals/drugs I've tried. Even when taken with alcohol.

I am not sure but would be risky at best. You will still to a small degree get the condition that causes fatality and may need medical intervention, then the cat is out of the bag. I have also read if you have an underlying medical condition SN works faster and harder than if you were relatively healthy. There was a case where a 17 year old girl took a 1gm tablet and died

 

[Peaceful_Sam]

I am not sure but would be risky at best. You will still to a small degree get the condition that causes fatality and may need medical intervention, then the cat is out of the bag. I have also read if you have an underlying medical condition SN works faster and harder than if you were relatively healthy. There was a case where a 17 year old girl took a 1gm tablet and died

Yes! I totally agree with you. I guess it's not a good idea to test SN even in small doses. Different reports show and prove that SN is very strong and effective and can kill in minutes if the person takes the right dose.

 

[eve2004]

Yes! I totally agree with you. I guess it's not a good idea to test SN even in small doses. Different reports show and prove that SN is very strong and effective and can kill in minutes if the person takes the right dose.

Ok. I'm healthy, I've done many self-destructive things that did no destruction at all, to my dismay. So i guess that's why i feel like i could take anything and be fine.

I just read this morning some article/scientific research from India about a woman who died by accidentally salting her food with sodium nitrite (suspected murder)... she didn't even get to finish her food so I guess she reacted fairly quickly. I'm sure the death was neither quick nor pleasant but from that it seems like it would not take a lot at all?!!

 

[JimFord99]

Anyone ever heard of Riopan? This is a gel like remedy for indigestion's, heart burn and acids stomach. Would this be useful to take before SN?

 

[bluesky1972-2019]

Ok. I'm healthy, I've done many self-destructive things that did no destruction at all, to my dismay. So i guess that's why i feel like i could take anything and be fine.

I just read this morning some article/scientific research from India about a woman who died by accidentally salting her food with sodium nitrite (suspected murder)... she didn't even get to finish her food so I guess she reacted fairly quickly. I'm sure the death was neither quick nor pleasant but from that it seems like it would not take a lot at all?!!

I think it has been documented that only a few grams of SN is enough to kill some people. I'm sure as little as 1 to 3 grams in some cases. So if you take 20-25g as seems to be the amount mentioned quite often it should be plenty to ctb.

 

[tlcmi]

Kind of off topic so I apologise in advance. So SN without antiemetics is possible but antiemetics are strongly advised. What about acid regulators/reducers?

 

[bluesky1972-2019]

Kind of off topic so I apologise in advance. So SN without antiemetics is possible but antiemetics are strongly advised. What about acid regulators/reducers?

I have Primperan and Tagamet to go with my SN as it seems the best combination mentioned.

 

[eve2004]

I have Primperan and Tagamet to go with my SN as it seems the best combination mentioned.

Most acid reducers are available over the counter anyway, so no need to skimp on that. It can just help I think. Its harder to find the Meto...

I think it has been documented that only a few grams of SN is enough to kill some people. I'm sure as little as 1 to 3 grams in some cases. So if you take 20-25g as seems to be the amount mentioned quite often it should be plenty to ctb.

Ok. A few grams can kill you. I'm feeling self-destructive and have a bit of a complex feeling indestructible (and frustrated about it at the same time) so I'll probably try a few mg (not grams) and see when I receive it.

 

[TowerUpright]

Most acid reducers are available over the counter anyway, so no need to skimp on that. It can just help I think. Its harder to find the Meto...

Ok. A few grams can kill you. I'm feeling self-destructive and have a bit of a complex feeling indestructible (and frustrated about it at the same time) so I'll probably try a few mg (not grams) and see when I receive it.

Doesn't SN react to air? And turn to Sodium NitrATE? Might want to keep it seals as long as possible.

 

[Windofmysoul67]

Doesn't SN react to air? And turn to Sodium NitrATE? Might want to keep it seals as long as possible.

Oh nooo...does it?? Can anyone confirm this? I opened mine a few weeks ago when I recieved it and have opened it a few times since to weigh out the correct amount. Is this true? Should I order a new one and how do I best store the unopened one? Please help

Oh nooo...does it?? Can anyone confirm this? I opened mine a few weeks ago when I recieved it and have opened it a few times since to weigh out the correct amount. Is this true? Should I order a new one and how do I best store the unopened one? Please help

I believe it is only unstable in solution form, is this correct? As a dry powder it IS stable?

 

[JimFord99]

I believe it is only unstable in solution form, is this correct? As a dry powder it IS stable?

Think you are right.

 

[TowerUpright]

Good to hear. I am glad I'm wrong.

 

[Stan]

Sodium Nitrite will decompose to Nitrate if not cared for properly in its dry form, does take some time, but it will

 

[Foster13]

Solve 25g of SN in 50 ml of warm water, drink it, and that is it. No way back, you can't be rescued.

Where's the certainty coming from?

 

[Stan]

Where's the certainty coming from?

Technically you can be rescued from any quantity of SN that you take if found in time.

 

[I screwed up]

I think I will pop some Valium as well before I giahead with the SN .. Will help sleep in peace also the valium may in some way help me overcome SI as it may just cloud my thinking so much I will just do it like a zombie programmed to self destruct....IMO

 

[Windofmysoul67]

Sodium Nitrite will decompose to Nitrate if not cared for properly in its dry form, does take some time, but it will

How much time would you say? Weeks, months, years? I'm thinking of table salt, sodium chloride, and I don't think it is very unstable? It might be apples and pears but I'm just wondering as I already opened my bottle abiut 2 months ago to see if it's the real McCoy and now I'm worried it won't do the trick if I don't act quickly??

 

[Stan]

How much time would you say? Weeks, months, years? I'm thinking of table salt, sodium chloride, and I don't think it is very unstable? It might be apples and pears but I'm just wondering as I already opened my bottle abiut 2 months ago to see if it's the real McCoy and now I'm worried it won't do the trick if I don't act quickly??

If you sealed it up again properly it will be many months or years

 

[*KNAZ*]

If you sealed it up again properly it will be many months or years

If you sealed it up again properly it will be many months or years

There is an expiration date on the label on the bottle. That date generally applies to unopened bottles. If you have opened your bottle already to check contents, as I did with mine, reseal it by closing lid tightly. Store in a cool dry place. It will be good up until expiration date. It's not like mayonnaise. If you are super paranoid about stability and shelf life, order another bottle of the same stuff when you are ready to CTB.

I still wonder about injecting it. would remove all of those worries

Injection into a vein is going to burn like hell because the blood has a specific pH and osmolality. Injecting something that is tap water or salt water would cause burning sensation going up your arm. Plus you would have to inject a very concentrated amount or a large amount. Which just makes the pain even worse. Stick to oral. Or do an enema or suppository if you want something different. Might avoid any chance of nausea that way.

 

[Windofmysoul67]

There is an expiration date on the label on the bottle. That date generally applies to unopened bottles. If you have opened your bottle already to check contents, as I did with mine, reseal it by closing lid tightly. Store in a cool dry place. It will be good up until expiration date. It's not like mayonnaise. If you are super paranoid about stability and shelf life, order another bottle of the same stuff when you are ready to CTB.

Injection into a vein is going to burn like hell because the blood has a specific pH and osmolality. Injecting something that is tap water or salt water would cause burning sensation going up your arm. Plus you would have to inject a very concentrated amount or a large amount. Which just makes the pain even worse. Stick to oral. Or do an enema or suppository if you want something different. Might avoid any chance of nausea that way.

Thank you for your insight and suggestion, I really appreciate this. Another thought I had is that SN is used as a preservative, it a curing salt and found this on the web:

"Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Keeping these curing salts dry will keep them fresh and usable indefinitely. One curing salt manufacturer suggests its product is good for three years beyond the best by date printed on the bottle. If your curing salt smells rancid, throw it out and buy a fresh bottle."

Does Curing Salt Expire?

Curing salt is central to the art of charcuterie, a broad category of cooking that includes preparing cured meat products, such as bacon, sausages, pancetta and prosciutto. Ready-made curing salt is table salt mixed with either sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite in a ratio that is specified by the ...

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If you sealed it up again properly it will be many months or years

Thank you for your insight and suggestion, I really appreciate this. Another thought I had is that SN is used as a preservative, it a curing salt and found this on the web:

"Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Keeping these curing salts dry will keep them fresh and usable indefinitely. One curing salt manufacturer suggests its product is good for three years beyond the best by date printed on the bottle. If your curing salt smells rancid, throw it out and buy a fresh bottle."

Does Curing Salt Expire?

Curing salt is central to the art of charcuterie, a broad category of cooking that includes preparing cured meat products, such as bacon, sausages, pancetta and prosciutto. Ready-made curing salt is table salt mixed with either sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite in a ratio that is specified by the ...

www.leaf.tv

 

[GreyMonkey]

I tasted a small amount of SN. Definitely got symptoms from it and no doubt that at a high enough dose this will kill. I could feel it in my body that it was doing something destructive for sure.

 

[Foster13]

I tasted a small amount of SN. Definitely got symptoms from it and no doubt that at a high enough dose this will kill. I could feel it in my body that it was doing something destructive for sure.

How much did you have?? How does it feel??

 

[*KNAZ*]

Thank you for your insight and suggestion, I really appreciate this. Another thought I had is that SN is used as a preservative, it a curing salt and found this on the web:

"Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Keeping these curing salts dry will keep them fresh and usable indefinitely. One curing salt manufacturer suggests its product is good for three years beyond the best by date printed on the bottle. If your curing salt smells rancid, throw it out and buy a fresh bottle."

Does Curing Salt Expire?

Curing salt is central to the art of charcuterie, a broad category of cooking that includes preparing cured meat products, such as bacon, sausages, pancetta and prosciutto. Ready-made curing salt is table salt mixed with either sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite in a ratio that is specified by the ...

www.leaf.tv

Thank you for your insight and suggestion, I really appreciate this. Another thought I had is that SN is used as a preservative, it a curing salt and found this on the web:

"Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Keeping these curing salts dry will keep them fresh and usable indefinitely. One curing salt manufacturer suggests its product is good for three years beyond the best by date printed on the bottle. If your curing salt smells rancid, throw it out and buy a fresh bottle."

Does Curing Salt Expire?

Curing salt is central to the art of charcuterie, a broad category of cooking that includes preparing cured meat products, such as bacon, sausages, pancetta and prosciutto. Ready-made curing salt is table salt mixed with either sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite in a ratio that is specified by the ...

www.leaf.tv

There is a diff between the curing salts and the SN. SN has high purity. Curing salts has low purity. SN is white and curing salts are pink.