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elly2398

New Member
Jan 26, 2026
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I read on a forum that "Most often, due to the powerful and rapid sedative effect of alcohol and sleeping pills(Doxylamine), a person simply falls asleep very quickly. The brain shuts down so fast that it simply doesn't have time to notice any unpleasant symptoms or register a deterioration in well‑being. It looks like falling into a deep, heavy sleep almost immediately after taking the medication. Physiological silence: the process of respiratory center depression during sleep proceeds covertly — breathing becomes increasingly quiet and unnoticeable until it stops altogether." If that's really ,why haven't I come across this method here? Or am I missing something? Please explain it someone who knows about this something
 
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ctb_warrior

I wish to CTB asap
Feb 11, 2024
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I read on a forum that "Most often, due to the powerful and rapid sedative effect of alcohol and sleeping pills(Doxylamine), a person simply falls asleep very quickly. The brain shuts down so fast that it simply doesn't have time to notice any unpleasant symptoms or register a deterioration in well‑being. It looks like falling into a deep, heavy sleep almost immediately after taking the medication. Physiological silence: the process of respiratory center depression during sleep proceeds covertly — breathing becomes increasingly quiet and unnoticeable until it stops altogether." If that's really ,why haven't I come across this method here? Or am I missing something? Please explain it someone who knows about this something
I'm not sure about this, but based on my exp, benzo+ alcohol will lead to blackout. It'll never lead to peace. I don't know about doxylamine tho
 
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DeathSweetDeath

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Nov 12, 2025
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You already know the answer. If it was that easy, this site and the pph and Exit International etc wouldn't exist.