Sn and tolerance to benzos

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I'm just read an article saying that poisoning could be less effective if you are tolerant to Benzos,alcohol ect. I though that only pertained to N? I have been considering SN but now having misgivings because I am tolerant to Benzos. Would really appreciate if anyone could possibly share more information on this not being the case. Ty

 

[caffeine]

If you are going to mention an article you read as the only basis for your fear, you should provide that article in your post...

 

[Deutschv2]

If you are going to mention an article you read as the only basis for your fear, you should provide that article in your post...

Here's the wiki article in question https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Suicide/Toxification/Antiemetic_regimen

 

[Deutschv2]

"Tolerance to alcohol, benzodiazepines, analgesics, prolonged use of anti-psychotics, and gastrointestinal issues can complicate overdosing. It is advisable that medications that can be stopped (without affecting judgment), should be ceased a few weeks prior to the drug ingestion, as should alcohol and narcotics consumption."

 

[Ready to go.]

If you are going to mention an article you read as the only basis for your fear, you should provide that article in your post...

Wasn't sure how to share article on here so Duetschv2 was kind enough to help.

 

[Ready to go.]

I think the tolerance issues must only pertain to Nembutol because it works on Gaba receptors in the brain just like benzos and sodium nitrite isn't anything like either one.

 

[Justanotherconsumer]

That article is relating to the antiemetic regime for the suicide clinics aka pentobarbital.

 

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That article is relating to the antiemetic regime for the suicide clinics aka pentobarbital.[/QUOT
Oh good. I was so worried it also concerned SN and I'd have to switch methods. The more I thought about it it didn't make sense because sodium nitrite doesn't work on Gaba receptors like N and benzos.
Thank you so much :)

 

[Ready to go.]

So good to know there won't be tolerance issues with SN. :)

 

[Justanotherconsumer]

https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/204178-medication

Short article on what can reduce metHb. Cemitidine (tagamet) is mentioned but only for a very specific medication induced metHb.

 

[Ready to go.]

Great article. Feeling so much better now. Thank you :)

 

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I noticed it said if you plan on drinking alcohol to do it after and not before ingesting poison also not to drink too much because it might dilute it. Blah, I wanted to be pretty inebriated beforehand :(