Method What combination of oral oxycodone, clonazepam and liquor would cause respiratory arrest?

[KillingPain267]

Is there are a way to calculate it or is this method simply a hit and miss? I have easy access to all three.

 

[schrei_nach_liebe]

It's hit and miss, but it definitely happens all the time, usually accidental. Not really a way to calculate it working without significant doubt. It would be hard to keep everything down if you're doing it intentionally and initiating things deliberately. It's probably easier to get unintentionally loaded up on those substances, fall asleep, be susceptible to sleep apnea and have that be lethal.

 

[KillingPain267]

It's hit and miss, but it definitely happens all the time, usually accidental. Not really a way to calculate it working without significant doubt. It would be hard to keep everything down if you're doing it intentionally and initiating things deliberately. It's probably easier to get unintentionally loaded up on those substances, fall asleep, be susceptible to sleep apnea and have that be lethal.

Yeah, this is so ironic. Those who want to die survive, and those who don't want to die accidentally die.

 

[schrei_nach_liebe]

Yeah, this is so ironic. Those who want to die survive, and those who don't want to die accidentally die.

Yeah. If I had to guess it's something to do with when you're doing something intentional, it unintentionally arms the automatic survival mechanisms in the body, impacting things like the vomit center in the brain. And other things that don't rely on the brain.