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IWishYouAllGoodLuck

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Aug 17, 2018
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Anbody has any info on this?
 
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Walilamdzi

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I don't see how it wouldn't be absorbed that way, given that things can be, but I don't know.
 
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divaangel

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Mar 16, 2019
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There's one report of an accidental exposure that led to 2 deaths. Enema is supposed to be sodium (I think) phosphate and these two had sodium nitrite solution at 15 g/liter strength. I found this notable as most commercial enemas only use 4 oz. Of fluid so death occurred with a less than 2 gm exposure. It seems to require less than the amount taken orally, but it's only 2 cases so it's tough to draw a big conclusion on so little data.

Certainly it could work if you have proper dosage and could keep the solution in long enough to be absorbed.
 
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Nov 24, 2018
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There's one report of an accidental exposure that led to 2 deaths. Enema is supposed to be sodium (I think) phosphate and these two had sodium nitrite solution at 15 g/liter strength. I found this notable as most commercial enemas only use 4 oz. Of fluid so death occurred with a less than 2 gm exposure. It seems to require less than the amount taken orally, but it's only 2 cases so it's tough to draw a big conclusion on so little data.

Certainly it could work if you have proper dosage and could keep the solution in long enough to be absorbed.
Forget it. Pm.if you have questions
 
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Cookiedough8956

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Feb 24, 2019
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Whats wrong with just gulping it down
Ik its nasty but...
 
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