Help What are ways to block the cardiod artery?

[Alo the obvi alien]

I am trying to hang myself, but I don't know if I have 6-11lbs of pressure on the carotid arteries. I was thinking of putting something small like lighters (or a lighter shaped thing) to help constrict air flow. Do you think that would help? I see people put towels, but that's around the front and seemingly for a different reason.

 

[befree]

Maybe this thread helps you:

How to hang yourself

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or as an alternative the tourniquet method.

 

[yetep30736]

I'm in the same boat. I tried hanging myself and it's impossible to block cariotid artery without chock the air flow.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

Maybe this thread helps you:

How to hang yourself

I just thought this information is better off here now, because the original source has been taken down. If this violates any rules or if the author doesn't want this information to be reproduced on other sites, the admins or mods are free to delete my thread. I hope you don't mind, this is very...

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or as an alternative the tourniquet method.

I read all of the thread for hours and nothing tells me how to actually block the carotid arteries if I am struggling to. Either people say it's easy, or people literally have no idea what to do.

If I put something around the sides of my neck like lighter sized thing, would that work or be counterproductive?

 

[befree]

I don´t know. Maybe an alternative method would be better?

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

I don´t know. Maybe an alternative method would be better?

I have no other method. I can't get a gun. SN is impossible to get and make. Gas like helium and nitrogen are as accessible as people make it out to be. I don't have drugs to overdose on. I wanna die today. I'm hanging myself. I guess I'mma just suffer to death.

 

[befree]

I don´t know where you live, but SN is easy to get in Europe and according to another member in Malaysia. A tourniquet as an alternative to hanging you can buy everywhere (US$10,-). Carbon monoxid is also known to be painless and reliable.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

I don´t know where you live, but SN is easy to get in Europe and according to another member in Malaysia. A tourniquet as an alternative to hanging you can buy everywhere (US$10,-). Carbon monoxid is also known to be painless and reliable.

The usa banned SN so I can't get it like tomorrow.

I don't have a car for CM nor coal or a one time grill or I can't use the stove because 6-7 people live here, I don't have a grill. What can I do?

 

[befree]

I know that people order SN from Asia.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

I don´t know where you live, but SN is easy to get in Europe and according to another member in Malaysia. A tourniquet as an alternative to hanging you can buy everywhere (US$10,-). Carbon monoxid is also known to be painless and reliable.

The tourniquet can also easily be made, but I still can't get the carotid arteries. Like my question isn't being answered.

 

[Pidgeons_Sparrows]

i tried aswell, for some reason i dont really get dizzy or pass out, just feels uncomfortable
i can find my carotid but pressing on it hard does nothing idk why
maybe im not doing it hard enough

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

I know that people order SN from Asia.

Again I wanna kill myself in about 2-3 hours. Placing something one the sides of my neck, yeah or neh.

 

[HerculePoirot]

You don't have a cardioid artery. Me neither.
Let's assume you want to block your carotid arteries.

 

[Crono]

See first comment.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/hanging-today.122903/

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

You don't have a cardioid artery. Me neither.
Let's assume you want to block your carotid arteries.

Okay do you only know how to correct my spelling or can you actually answer the question??

 

[HerculePoirot]

Not sure. I'm considering to thicken the rope on both sweet spots with rolled handkerchiefs or socks, to concentrate pressure onto carotids.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

Not sure. I'm considering to thicken the rope on both sweet spots with rolled handkerchiefs or socks, to concentrate pressure onto carotids.

What if I go with the tourniquet method. The socks might be too thick and soft.

 

[HerculePoirot]

Maybe a washcloth, or any kind of sleeve made of paper, cloth, plastic etc.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

Maybe a washcloth, or any kind of sleeve made of paper, cloth, plastic etc.

Around the front half of my neck or just both sides?

 

[HerculePoirot]

Both sides, after you've found your sweet spots with your fingers (you'll feel your heartbeat)

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

Both sides, after you've found your sweet spots with your fingers (you'll feel your heartbeat)

Thanks fam. I'll see how it goes in an hour or two

 

[JustWantOut500]

I am trying to hang myself, but I don't know if I have 6-11lbs of pressure on the carotid arteries. I was thinking of putting something small like lighters (or a lighter shaped thing) to help constrict air flow. Do you think that would help? I see people put towels, but that's around the front and seemingly for a different reason.

I've failed partial several times, and just recently have been toying with putting rolled up socks over the carotid arteries. Anything that will stick out further than the trachea, that way more pressure is going to the arteries than anything else. I haven't made an official attempt with this yet, (I might tonight), but toying around with it I definitely can tell it will be easier to pass out fast than what I was doing before. It's essentially a combination of the night-night method and partial.

 

[HerculePoirot]

The idea is to concentrate pressure on the precise sweet spots where your carotids are.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

I've failed partial several times, and just recently have been toying with putting rolled up socks over the carotid arteries. Anything that will stick out further than the trachea, that way more pressure is going to the arteries than anything else. I haven't made an official attempt with this yet, (I might tonight), but toying around with it I definitely can tell it will be easier to pass out fast than what I was doing before. It's essentially a combination of the night-night method and partial.

That's why I was think something small like a lighter or chapstick so it can get in-between the same

 

[cosmicwr]

Just FYI I haven't really seen this discussed but it happened to me so just want to put it out there.

I was planning on partial until I did a practice round compressing my carotid arteries and was left with pretty moderate tinnitus/hearing loss. It wasn't even more than 30-40 seconds.
I read after that the cochlea is particularly vulnerable to hypoxia/loss of blood flow. Even worse, the damage is compounded when blood flow resumes. This can result in inner ear hair cell death and damage to other critical auditory structures, which is what happened to me. This damage is permanent and for life.

Now I hear a sort of whistling over certain ambient sounds like the faucet running and music sounds off tune/distorted. It's really affected my quality of life for the worst.
Learn from me and just be careful.

 

[JustWantOut500]

That's why I was think something small like a lighter or chapstick so it can get in-between the same

That would probably work too but might be a bit painful applying pressure, and will def leave some marks if your attempt doesn't succeed. So just be careful.

 

[Mortadelo]

Partial hanging seems very tricky for a lot of people. I personally would go for full suspension hanging, very high succes rate, a few seconds for black out, almost painless, no need to worry about carotid arteries and stuff.

 

[Alo the obvi alien]

That would probably work too but might be a bit painful applying pressure, and will def leave some marks if your attempt doesn't succeed. So just be careful.

You're right. I'll go with tea shirts

Just FYI I haven't really seen this discussed but it happened to me so just want to put it out there.

I was planning on partial until I did a practice round compressing my carotid arteries and was left with pretty moderate tinnitus/hearing loss. It wasn't even more than 30-40 seconds.
I read after that the cochlea is particularly vulnerable to hypoxia/loss of blood flow. Even worse, the damage is compounded when blood flow resumes. This can result in inner ear hair cell death and damage to other critical auditory structures, which is what happened to me. This damage is permanent and for life.

Now I hear a sort of whistling over certain ambient sounds like the faucet running and music sounds off tune/distorted. It's really affected my quality of life for the worst.
Learn from me and just be careful.

Thanks

Partial hanging seems very tricky for a lot of people. I personally would go for full suspension hanging, very high succes rate, a few seconds for black out, almost painless, no need to worry about carotid arteries and stuff.

I can't find a place to go to do that in my house.
How should it feel if I am on the carotid arteries

Just FYI I haven't really seen this discussed but it happened to me so just want to put it out there.

I was planning on partial until I did a practice round compressing my carotid arteries and was left with pretty moderate tinnitus/hearing loss. It wasn't even more than 30-40 seconds.
I read after that the cochlea is particularly vulnerable to hypoxia/loss of blood flow. Even worse, the damage is compounded when blood flow resumes. This can result in inner ear hair cell death and damage to other critical auditory structures, which is what happened to me. This damage is permanent and for life.

Now I hear a sort of whistling over certain ambient sounds like the faucet running and music sounds off tune/distorted. It's really affected my quality of life for the worst.
Learn from me and just be careful