Discussion Your tips on ctb with inert gas

[Nocturna666]

I'm about to cbd soon using the nitrogen scuba method. if you have tried it successfully and are willing to share any information that you think is informative or comforting as far as it being a peaceful death, how the gas feels when entering the body like temperature, symptoms or pressure, discomfort in the body and meds to take before that are recommended for anxiety or nausea, facts about if you have to turn the pre switch dive on or off please feel free to share for me and for others who read this post.

 

[hell toupee]

I'm about to cbd soon using the inert gas scuba method. if you have tried it successfully and are willing to share any information that you think is informative or comforting as far as it being a peaceful death, how the gas feels when entering the body like temperature, symptoms or pressure, discomfort in the body and meds to take before that are recommended for anxiety or nausea please feel free to share for me and for others who read this post.

Depends on what gas you are using. There are plenty of anecdotal reports here using inert gas, although given Helium supplies have been tainted with oxygen, most of them are in regards to Nitrogen, which I've seen mixed reports on. Some describe it as peaceful, others complain of shortness of breath and having a hard time inhaling the N2 for long enough to induce unconsciousness.

Unless the protocols are followed perfectly, it seems that it's not as easy as most people suppose.

Not trying to discourage you - just want you to be aware that there are a number of variables that need to be accounted for. If they are not you take the chance of failure and worst case something goes wrong and you end up with brain damage from the lack of oxygen to the brain.