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In the August edition of ppeh he says is unlikely to vomit?? This is very strange..many accounts of vomiting?
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Check yoir local chemical shops, there have to be plenty of there, it's just saltWhere can I get SN? I have already checked Ebay & Amazon, but they do not do international shipping & the ones which do are pricey.
Where can I get SN? I have already checked Ebay & Amazon, but they do not do international shipping & the ones which do are pricey.
I believe this should be fine? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sodium-N...14948c6ef:m:myPLwXPKwzs9RjdjOsIgaOQ:rk:1:pf:0
If anyone else would like to confirm that's OK to use then please do so. There's also APC Pure (I got mine from there and it came with a data sheet). Both of those sellers are in the UK.
You could also see if there are any local chemical shops near you as Querry1 said, you'd want to look for NaNO2, NNaO2 or Filmerine (mentioned in the opening post).
In the August edition of ppeh he says is unlikely to vomit?? This is very strange..many accounts of vomiting?
This response suggest ppeh contain misleading info, i agree with you in that it is very strange. Hopefully we can get more info on this. Optionally you can take gel capsules I believe that would stop vomiting but not certain.Nearly every report [without use of antiemetic] includes vomiting with sodium nitrite poisoning.
Dignitas and Philip Nitschke says stat dose (1 dose prior to drug overdose) is ok, general consensus is that anti emetic regimen (taking several doses over some days) is more effective, but seeing that PPEH and Dignitas use stat dose, it could be an option tooThe Aug 2018 ppeh just says 3 x 10mg anti emetic an hour before? Where are other people getting the two day schedule?
Thank youDignitas and Philip Nitschke says stat dose (1 dose prior to drug overdose) is ok, general consensus is that anti emetic regimen (taking several doses over some days) is more effective, but seeing that PPEH and Dignitas use stat dose, it could be an option too
I wouldn't do it due to the possibility of it reacting a bit and turning the nitrite into something else, never mind the dilution.Is it possible to mix sn with alcohol or will that just dilute it entirely?
Can anyone remember?Thank you
I keep forgetting which thread this is on, but somewhere it says that diazepam in particular cancels out tagamet or the anti emetic..anyone know where this is? Thanks
This post will be dedicated to compiling all the information we have on the Sodium Nitrite method (SN), including what else is needed and comparing it to other popular methods.
Before starting, I HIGHLY encourage you read most, if not all, of the chapters on the PPH, as this method may not be the most suited for you.
First of all, let's discuss why this method works, and how it kills.
Sodium Nitrite, NaNO2, acts as a catalyst in the conversion of the hemoglobin in your blood into methemoglobin (MetHB), a molecule with a much higher affinity with oxygen. This occurs when the ferrous ions in the regular hemoglobin are converted into ferric ones.
Since it's affinity is so high, methemoglobin cannot let the oxygen flow into other tissues that need it, thus depriving them of oxygen even while you're breathing. Death, then, occurs by hypoxia.
Sodium Nitrite poisoning symptoms include nausea, vertigo, vomiting, very heavy headaches and, should you manage to not pass out for too long, seizures.
The PPH claims that, during a monitored suicide with SN, the patient was unconscious at 12 minutes and dead by 35. However, some sources claim that SN poisoning might take as much as 8 hours to kill, probably due to low dosage.
Since methemoglobin creation is a natural process in our bodies, you must be aware that a certain enzyme works to transform it back into hemoglobin again. This is why the recommended dosage has varied on the PPH so much, as the syntetization of these enzymes and their "power" to overcome the formation of MetHB depends purely on your body, thus making a normal, general dose for all who chose this method very hard to determine, unlike N.
As for the physical symptoms your body will experience, not much will really change. Since your blood will mainly be MetHB, it will take on a bluish chocolate brown color, and the tips of your fingers, toes and nose (amongst others) will turn slightly blue from cyanosis.
Now, lets take a look at the "shopping cart".
You'll need the following:
SN: The main compund for this method, Sodium Nitrite is easy enough to find. You're looking for >98% purity Nitrite. This chemical is sold without regulation and can be bought from Amazon, Ebay or any lab supplier in your area. 100 grams cost between 8 and 10€. This chemical is completely legal to own and is used during curation of meats to preserve their color. It's described as "White to yellowish powder/crystals" and it's said to have "slightly salty taste". It is also very soluble in water.
The recommended dose from the PPH is 15 grams, however, this has increased on different issues, from only 5, to 12 and now to 15.
Very important: You're looking for Sodium Nitrite, not Sodium Nitrate; NaNO2, not NaNO3.
Should you not find it just by looking up Sodium Nitrite, look for: NaNO2, NNaO2 or Filmerine. Make sure you're buying what you want and that it's purity is high enough. For more information on it plus some industrial sellers, check Sodium Nitrite on Pubchem.
Antiemetics: Strong enough antiemetics for this method are not OTC, so you'll need to see your way around this. You're looking for Metoclopramide or any of it's commercial names, like Reglan/Primperan. This antiemetic needs to be a Dopamine blocker for it to work.
Antiemetics aren't 100% necessary for this method, however; just like with N, you wont accomplish anything if you end up puking it all out, which is likely. This will also most likely be the bulk of the money you'll use during this method.
Acid Regulators: Another thing recommended in the PPH is raising your stomach's pH to make the SN more effective. This can be accomplished with drugs like Tagamet (The one recommended on the PPH, 800mg, which is to my knowledge OTC) or even bicarbonate, though not as effective.
I recently got asked a few things regarding SN. First of all, you must know that the effects of this poisoning are completely reversible. It is very unlikely that you will have any permanent damage should you be "saved" during your attempt. Secondly, since this method relies on hypoxia, cardiovascular problems will reduce the amount of MetHB in blood needed to actually kill you. This, however, shouldnt really be a problem since it is sold starting from 100 grams, far more than the amount needed.
Lastly, there have been cases of people recovering from SN poisoning without any "side effects", but even if the ambulance is called soon enough, it is not certain that you will survive.
Should you have any question you can't find the answer of, please comment it and maybe you'll find someone on this community who knows.
Also, should you have any more information you'd like to share, please post it and tag me so I can edit this post and get it included. Thank you.
What the flip this guy is really shelling bucks out of desperate people isn't he??
if that answer has already been answered i apologize but
can you expect any long lasting sideeffects in case this methods fail? braindamage etc?
I researched a lot of cases and either you call for help and survive without damage or you die. I haven't come across a single case of a survivor with brain damage, although there are several cases of people accidentally taking less than the lethal dose and dying from complications after vomiting and defecation.
As for the pain, I don't think it would be that bad, here's an interesting case of a three way suicide pact where only one person went for help due to pain and survived, while the others managed to cope with it. I think if he was able to go get help, the pain must have not been that bad, maybe like a cramp or something.
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/530790.shtml
Do you mean nitrate? Oh know maybe got this wrongThe case of the three young men clearly states they ingested Sodium Nitrate which is a different chemical from the recommended Exit substance which is Sodium Nitrite. NaNO3 is sodium nitrate NaNO2 is sodium nitrite That one extra oxygen atom makes a lot of difference.
Do you mean nitrate? Oh know maybe got this wrong
Do you mean nitrate? Oh know maybe got this wrong
Thank you
I keep forgetting which thread this is on, but somewhere it says that diazepam in particular cancels out tagamet or the anti emetic..anyone know where this is? Thanks
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The October edition of the PPeH (pic attached) mentions this OTC anti-emetic. Would this be useful for SN?
Ok I did some research. I work in IT and have no training in biology other than a college course, so someone should check all of this.
Dramamine is composed of Diphenhydramine and 8-Chlorotheophylline. Diphenhydramine is an antihistamine so it targets histamine receptors, which can include smooth muscle relaxation and reduce itching and irritation. So it can relax your stomach and stop you from feeling irritation and help avoid vomiting: it does have some antiemetic properties. 8-Chlorotheophyline is a stimulant which will help get Diphenhydramine into your system. Diphenhydramine is the active ingredient in Benadryl, if you've ever taken that. It also increases power of alcohol and benzos.
However, an antiemetic dopamine antagonist, like Metoclopramide, specifically blocks dopamine D2 receptors in your brain to stop a vomit reaction. So regardless of stimuli from the stomach, you probably won't vomit.
To summarize, Dramamine stops you from feeling nauseated, relaxes your stomach, maybe helps block irritation and pain, but doesn't specifically tell your brain "don't vomit", just "don't feel sick". The alternative of Metoclopramide, seems to tell your brain "don't vomit".