One is that it's able to cause a fire I don't know why that distresses me it's an oxidizer right? Is it going to damage surfaces if I get it on it? Also the idea that I I would have trouble moving after I take it freaks me out because I already have a disability am I just worrying about nothing? Honestly I read the report of the effects of sn and it's better than what I already go through 24/7 so maybe I shouldn't be worried
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It is a specialized salt. Keep it away from iron filings and water. That is how those little hand warmers work.
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Any suicide method might end up with a disability. SN is supposed to kill you by depriving the essential organs from the oxygen which doesn't happen in a second, but it takes minutes. Therefore, if the process of poisoning is disrupted somewhere in the middle, the damage may not be enough to cause death, and be too much for the body to heal. But as I said, there's no method without any risk.
