I was searching for some method which may appear to be just natural death. Then I have stumbled upon caffeine OD. How can I make it to appear like normal heart attack?
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):I am reading autopsy reports for caffeine fatalities right now. Any autopsy would find it in the blood and they would make a connection that caffeine caused it.
In my country, I don't think they are found of doing autopsy, unless they suspect it was murder, so I prefer if I can do it while I am with my family at home, to eliminate the possibility of murder.
LifeQuitter2018
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- Aug 12, 2018
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It's painful and takes more time to die than SN.
Bedrock48
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- Feb 1, 2021
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I'm unsure, as far as I was aware most countries do autopsies whenever a death is suspicious or cause of death can't be easily determined.
A lot of the symptoms associated with caffeine OD do not present in a heart attack and might cause suspicion. The biggest one is vomiting, as with many overdoses it'll most likely happen and would probably be a red flag. It'll most likely take a long time for you to succumb to a caffeine od unless you have underlying heart conditions.
I've got a couple threads and posts about my experience with 9-9500mg of caffeine. Wasn't a great experience although the experience seems to vary wildly from person to person. A very unpredictable method, painful too.Similar threads
