sn without meto

[DreamEnd]

can I do without meto if I prepare a second glass in case vomiting? I really want this to succeed.

 

[👁️👃👁️]

I'd say yeah.

 

[thebunny]

with or without the meto, it's best to prepare a second and/or third glass if you have enough SN. i wish you the best of luck.

 

[makethepainstop]

I believe that getting enough sn into your digestive system, is the key to success. I am planning on using THC gummies and a mega dose of seraquel to prevent vomiting and discomfort. Sn is toxic, but getting it to stay down does seem to be paramount. Love and hugs my friend. I

 

[ojinzo]

can I do without meto if I prepare a second glass in case vomiting? I really want this to succeed.

Thank you for asking this question. It's been on my mind all day but I refuse to post any more questions because I'm sick of hearing from self righteous jerks who make you feel dumb. Any way, I'm so on the fence with this. I got my sn but the meds are at customs and I'm sick of waiting. I only have 50g of SN , enough for only two glasses so I'm torn. Do I wait for the meds or do I just do it without and drink the second glass. I hear people still puke with the meto so I just don't know. I wish you all the best on your search

 

[emgrl]

Thank you for asking this question. It's been on my mind all day but I refuse to post any more questions because I'm sick of hearing from self righteous jerks who make you feel dumb. Any way, I'm so on the fence with this. I got my sn but the meds are at customs and I'm sick of waiting. I only have 50g of SN , enough for only two glasses so I'm torn. Do I wait for the meds or do I just do it without and drink the second glass. I hear people still puke with the meto so I just don't know. I wish you all the best on your search

How long have they been at customs? If you can wait a bit longer, I would. Better to have it and be better prepared, especially since you only have enough for one chance (I say one, because let's face it, 2 glasses is really needed, especially when vomiting).

I truly think you'd be better off waiting for the other meds, hun.

 

[ojinzo]

How long have they been at customs? If you can wait a bit longer, I would. Better to have it and be better prepared, especially since you only have enough for one chance (I say one, because let's face it, 2 glasses is really needed, especially when vomiting).

I truly think you'd be better off waiting for the other meds, hun.

Thank you. It's been there since Sunday

 

[emgrl]

Thank you. It's been there since Sunday

Just PMd you

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

Can someone help me to find sn Pls?

 

[👁️👃👁️]

Thank you for asking this question. It's been on my mind all day but I refuse to post any more questions because I'm sick of hearing from self righteous jerks who make you feel dumb. Any way, I'm so on the fence with this. I got my sn but the meds are at customs and I'm sick of waiting. I only have 50g of SN , enough for only two glasses so I'm torn. Do I wait for the meds or do I just do it without and drink the second glass. I hear people still puke with the meto so I just don't know. I wish you all the best on your search

Do take note that 2 grams is fatal and the PPEH originally only mentioned using 5-10 grams at first if I'm not mistaken. The point of taking the meto is more than just for the nausea aspect I believe. It has a gastric emptying affect that should help get more SN into the intestines quicker.

I think the reason we are taking more SN now is to help speed up the time to loss of consciousness and so we don't have to experience the symptoms as much. It seems the longer you're conscious the longer you will experience the symptoms. Idk though.. I'm just some dumb sub human.

 

[makethepainstop]

If we only have one shot at something, shouldn't we do everything to make sure it is a success?

 

[Someone123]

can I do without meto if I prepare a second glass in case vomiting? I really want this to succeed.

You can, and sometimes it works, but often it doesn't - if you look at the sn successes and failures thread you can see how badly this can go when it fails- I won't rekey all of the details here, but when sn faills it can lead to a lot of bad things, including days of vomiting.

 

[DreamEnd]

You can, and sometimes it works, but often it doesn't - if you look at the sn successes and failures thread you can see how badly this can go when it fails- I won't rekey all of the details here, but when sn faills it can lead to a lot of bad things, including days of vomiting.

if i prepare a second glass will it mitigate chances of failure?

 

[Someone123]

if i prepare a second glass will it mitigate chances of failure?

Likely not- once you throw up the chances of keeping a second glass down are very slim. Learning all you can about the protocol by reading stan's guide and the sn succeses and failures threads, which are long, will help to inform you about what can help. Certain meds, such as antiemitics, pain relivers, antacids, and bet blcokers are importnat - benzos can also help. The supporting meds make a huge difference in successes or failures.

 

[DreamEnd]

Likely not- once you throw up the chances of keeping a second glass down are very slim. Learning all you can about the protocol by reading stan's guide and the sn succeses and failures threads, which are long, will help to inform you about what can help. Certain meds, such as antiemitics, pain relivers, antacids, and bet blcokers are importnat - benzos can also help. The supporting meds make a huge difference in successes or failures.

I thought anti acids and beta blockers are no more recommended in the recent PPEH update. Am I wrong?

 

[Someone123]

I thought anti acids and beta blockers are no more recommended in the recent PPEH update. Am I wrong?

Beta blockers are very helpful from everything I have heard- I know they say it is not necessary but the increase your odds a lot, since many people call 911 to due a very rapid heart rate. There is debate about the antacids but they have been a part of many successful attempts.

 

[DreamEnd]

Beta blockers are very helpful from everything I have heard- I know they say it is not necessary but the increase your odds a lot, since many people call 911 to due a very rapid heart rate. There is debate about the antacids but they have been a part of many successful attempts.

What about anti acids that's debatable? Do you think I should use them?

 

[jk9761]

how about drinking sn and then put on the mask with nitrogen so you can pass out fast

 

[Someone123]

What about anti acids that's debatable? Do you think I should use them?

You'd have to do your own research on this site- I don't remember the details any more, sorry, but there has been a lot of debate on this topic.

 

[👁️👃👁️]

Beta blockers are very helpful from everything I have heard- I know they say it is not necessary but the increase your odds a lot, since many people call 911 to due a very rapid heart rate. There is debate about the antacids but they have been a part of many successful attempts.

PPH no longer recommends propranolol because the cardiac arrest from increased heart rate may aid in dying.

 

[madebrief]

PPH no longer recommends propranolol because the cardiac arrest from increased heart rate may aid in dying.

Haha news to me. So what is it now, back to basis? No antiacid and prop? Just AE, SN and paracetamol?

 

[RandomDude1234]

I thought anti acids and beta blockers are no more recommended in the recent PPEH update. Am I wrong?

The most important med is antiemetic. Beta blockers are more of a luxury item if you can get them. Antacids are easily available so why not

 

[👁️👃👁️]

Haha news to me. So what is it now, back to basis? No antiacid and prop? Just AE, SN and paracetamol?

Takes a lot of research and digging around to find the screenshots from the updated ppeh sort of explaining why antacids and propranolol isn't recommended anymore. I don't even think I'll be taking Tylenol because I'm not sure that it even helps with hypoxic headaches.

The most important med is antiemetic. Beta blockers are more of a luxury item if you can get them. Antacids are easily available so why not

PPH has changed

 

[Obliviate]

PPH no longer recommends propranolol because the cardiac arrest from increased heart rate may aid in dying.

Wait, I don't understand won't cardiac arrest be painful though?