I have attempted to CTB many many times, and clearly none were successful. This is largely because I was young and dumb and didn't do my research. The one attempt that always stumped me was when I attempted to induce anaphylaxis. For some reason, despite having an anaphylactic allergy that has caused me to almost die accidentally, nothing happened at all. I am wondering if anyone has any information on this method. I am tempted to try it again in case it was just a fluke, but does anyone know if there are serious consequences if I fail? It seems like an ideal method to me since I could pass it off as accidental, acquire supplies easily, and it has almost killed me before.
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DeathLingersNear
New Member
- Sep 1, 2020
- 2
Of course there can be consequences. Any method which obstructs breathing can have similar effects.
Throwmyselfaway
Not gone yet but soon
- Jan 14, 2020
- 797
It was a soy allergy, several years back. My attempt was with protein bars, maybe the wrong form of soy?
I mean, I guess that is fair. Is there any reason to believe it to be far worse than any other method with no requirements for special supplies? Not sure I can really get my hands on much.
Not really. Truthfully if you have a bad enough allergy and can deal with the effects of anaphylaxis itself, it can easily be ruled natural.
I was thinking of practicing with different dosages, but maybe I should just go ham and eat as much as I can. I definitely think my allergy is dose-dependent and the time I actually went into anaphylaxis I had consumed a very large amount. Sometimes I wonder if the allergy is real at all since I sometimes consume small amounts and I am fine, physically speaking. Not sure what the best path is.
