What about vomiting SN after falling unconscious?

[phersper]

Is it a real possibility? Would it likely make your attempt to fail? Is there a position (lying/sit on a chair) which could prevent that?

 

[Unwr!tten]

That's why we drink so much I think. Technically, SN is fatal at 1g but most take in between 20-30g

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but SN doesn't instantaneously get into your system right after you drink it. It has to go through the same digestion stages as anything else you consume and that takes some time. It's the amount that makes it to your small intestine that gets into your bloodstream.

 

[Unwr!tten]

It takes between 20-40 minutes on average from what I know, but it can take shorter or longer.

 

[lethargic]

By the time you're unconscious I don't think vomiting changes anything. It's only an issue if you throw up very early on.

 

[Unwr!tten]

By the time you're unconscious I don't think vomiting changes anything. It's only an issue if you throw up very early on.

I Can see that

 

[painful existence]

Anti emitics are highly recommended for the very same reason

 

[phersper]

It takes between 20-40 minutes on average from what I know, but it can take shorter or longer.

20-40 minutes for what?

By the time you're unconscious I don't think vomiting changes anything. It's only an issue if you throw up very early on.

Hmm I hope so. The days before my attemp are getting shorter and shorter and I m so freaking worried about surviving with disabilities…. Maybe I should overcome my SI and go with full suspension

 

[Unwr!tten]

20-40 minutes for what?

Before you go unconscious and it's less than 2 hours before you did.

 

[AliceTheGoon]

Pretty sure that in every documented case where someone followed close to the correct regimen using 20-25g of SN they a) vomited and b) died. I don't think they always drank the second glass. There are recommended positions but once it kicks in folks tend to keel over or roll onto floors or whatever the dying body wants to do.

 

[phersper]

Before you go unconscious and it's less than 2 hours before you did.

Did what?

Pretty sure that in every documented case where someone followed close to the correct regimen using 20-25g of SN they a) vomited and b) died. I don't think they always drank the second glass. There are recommended positions but once it kicks in folks tend to keel over or roll onto floors or whatever the dying body wants to do.

I don't think everybody vomit. In the pph it says that if you vomit you have to abort the try, and try to vomit it all out. Mission aborted.

 

[lethargic]

It takes time for the SN to circulate. You are ingesting 25 grams. Only 1 gram actually needs to be absorbed, the rest is for redundancy. If you make it 10 minutes you might already be past the point of no return. If you're nearing unconsciousness, so like 30 minutes, then consider yourself dead. The necessary SN has already been consumed. Throwing up the rest of the won't change anything. This is not financial advice and I'm generalising, I don't have the exact details about your digestive system.

 

[phersper]

It takes time for the SN to circulate. You are ingesting 25 grams. Only 1 gram actually needs to be absorbed, the rest is for redundancy. If you make it 10 minutes you might already be past the point of no return. If you're nearing unconsciousness, so like 30 minutes, then consider yourself dead. The necessary SN has already been consumed. Throwing up the rest of the won't change anything. This is not financial advice and I'm generalising, I don't have the exact details about your digestive system.

Yep I see what you mean, but to correct you the lethal dose is closer to 5g for a medium size adult

 

[AliceTheGoon]

I don't think everybody vomit. In the pph it says that if you vomit you have to abort the try, and try to vomit it all out. Mission aborted.

Every successful SN report I've read here the person vomited. If you have an example where they didn't please link to it but I think it would be an exception. What the pph says doesn't override what actually happens.