Method Would/can Clonidine help with SN method sedation and cause fainting faster?

[a333]

I was reading Stan's guide for SN

Link to the full page here: Stan's SN guide

Towards the end of the post in the "What happens after I drink SN?" part there is a mention of low blood pressure people may fall unconscious faster. Here is the full quote. from the orginal page

"Unconscious
This may take up to 20 minutes to happen from drinking the SN. Be aware that fainting can happen quickly. Those who already from low blood pressure will succumb quicker."

In my mind it would make sense that a drug such as Clonidine which is used to lower blood pressure would speed this up. Also to my understanding falling unconscious is good since it will just be like passing away in your sleep. Someone please correct me if I am wrong but I think that's how it would work/feel.

Has anyone heard of this before or have any thoughts on this?

 

[TheEmptyVoid]

I was reading Stan's guide for SN

Link to the full page here: Stan's SN guide

Towards the end of the post in the "What happens after I drink SN?" part there is a mention of low blood pressure people may fall unconscious faster. Here is the full quote. from the orginal page

"Unconscious
This may take up to 20 minutes to happen from drinking the SN. Be aware that fainting can happen quickly. Those who already from low blood pressure will succumb quicker."

In my mind it would make sense that a drug such as Clonidine which is used to lower blood pressure would speed this up. Also to my understanding falling unconscious is good since it will just be like passing away in your sleep. Someone please correct me if I am wrong but I think that's how it would work/feel.

Has anyone heard of this before or have any thoughts on this?

I've overdosed on clonidine before actually, I took it before sleep and woke up feeling like my hearing was super low quality and my vision was so bright and a bit tired and I was still able to move fine though I feel extremely lightheaded when standing up.