Method success rate of SN

[gggy]

I'm having some questions about this method, so what is the success rate of it and what are the damage of it if it didn't work?

 

[tbroken]

I don't have statistics in hand, but just looking at all the goodbye thread(SN) on this forum, I can say that most of the attempts are successful.
But you have to buy pure SN and follow the regimen.

 

[IndigoVibe]

I think it´s a high rate successful with a good pure SN.
The unsuccessful´s most not pure and enough SN, or vomiting.

 

[Endisclose]

I'm having some questions about this method, so what is the success rate of it and what are the damage of it if it didn't work?

Here's a study conducted on SN. 44 out of 53 people were able to CTB successfully. The remaining were able to survive only because they were hospitalized probably because they were found or called for help. So I'd say it's got a pretty good success rate. Most people who recover haven't reported any major long term symptoms. Of course this would depend on how much time after ingestion one receives medical help.

SN Success rate 83%. Less than 20% reported pain?

https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/21/13996 44/53 of those that took it on purpose died (89% of men died, 67% of women, but the sample size for women was smaller) Even 57% of those that were hospitalized died In 95 cases, it was possible to collect information relating to the symptoms (Figure...

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[Deleted member 65988]

Here's a study conducted on SN. 44 out of 53 people were able to CTB successfully. The remaining were able to survive only because they were hospitalized probably because they were found or called for help. So I'd say it's got a pretty good success rate. Most people who recover haven't reported any major long term symptoms. Of course this would depend on how much time after ingestion one receives medical help.

SN Success rate 83%. Less than 20% reported pain?

https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/21/13996 44/53 of those that took it on purpose died (89% of men died, 67% of women, but the sample size for women was smaller) Even 57% of those that were hospitalized died In 95 cases, it was possible to collect information relating to the symptoms (Figure...

sanctioned-suicide.net

This is pretty much the answer, those who survived did so because they were able to call for help in time and were saved in time.

 

[Endisclose]

This is pretty much the answer, those who survived did so because they were able to call for help in time and were saved in time.

The key to this method for me seems to be to make sure
1) not to be found
2) not to call for help
3) stick to the protocol (as detailed in the pph or stan's guide).

 

[Deleted member 65988]

The key to this method for me seems to be to make sure
1) not to be found
2) not to call for help
3) stick to the protocol.

Been the case for years now although I've seen examples of outliers where some still managed to ctb despite not following one of those three. Not that I'm saying to deviate from the protocol is fine but it has happened.

 

[bipbapbop]

How necessary are AEs? I am getting desperate and don't have the time or energy to get any

 

[Deleted member 65988]

How necessary are AEs? I am getting desperate and don't have the time or energy to get any

AEs have been established to be one of the necessities to use with SN, I don't understand the attitude towards them having changed since everyone vomits anyway when years ago, some users pointed out the reason they probably failed was the absence of AEs in their regimen. They're still better used as part of the regimen for gastric emptying because even in the event of emesis, this by no means guarantees your attempt will be unsuccessful however if you are out of luck and can't get any AEs then I suppose having extras cups would be your only option.

 

[bipbapbop]

AEs been established to be one of the necessities to use with SN, I don't understand the attitude towards them having changed since everyone vomits anyway when years ago, some users pointed out the reason they probably failed was the absence of AEs in their regimen. They're still better used as part of the regimen for gastric emptying because even in the event of emesis, this by no means guarantees your attempt will be unsuccessful however if you are out of luck and can't get any AEs then I suppose having extras cups would be your only option.

Thank you for your help

 

[gorexzxz]

How necessary are AEs? I am getting desperate and don't have the time or energy to get any

AEs seem to be one of the main way people survive. AEs supress the vomiting instinct which will keep the SN in you system to do its work.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

A lot has been said already. Imo the success rate is high, most people fail bc either they call for help right after ingesting SN or they were found too early. Keep in mind that dying is a process and SN isn't a fast method. Even if people pass out after 15-20 minutes that doesn't mean they're dead and they cannot be resuscitated if immediate medical help was there. This is not a medical advice, I assume this from reading threads about SN here.

 

[bipbapbop]

AEs seem to be one of the main way people survive. AEs supress the vomiting instinct which will keep the SN in you system to do its work.

Sorry I don't understand. What do you mean AEs are one of the main ways people survive?

 

[gorexzxz]

Sorry I don't understand. What do you mean AEs are one of the main ways people survive?

Sorry my fault. I meant without AEs. Vomiting is one of the reasons. From the posts I've read once people start vomiting they tend to give up.

 

[bipbapbop]

Sorry my fault. I meant without AEs. Vomiting is one of the reasons. From the posts I've read once people start vomiting they tend to give up.

I understand. Thank you

 

[lebrodude]

Yeah you want to do all you can to avoid vomiting.
Unless you have an iron stomach (and even then) I'd consider it essential or failure risk runs high.

 

[Lifeaffirmingchoice]

I'm having some questions about this method, so what is the success rate of it and what are the damage of it if it didn't work?

Very high success rate when the protocol is followed properly and my understanding is that there is virtually no risk of irreversible damage if you are unsuccessful. It could always be combined with another method for 100% certainty like CO or drowning or firearm or whatever.