Tomino'sNightengale
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- Dec 30, 2021
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I've heard different stories about this. Some say an anti-emitic is absolutely necessary, and others say it's not. So is an anti-emitic necessary or not?
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what country are you in? You can get something otc in the UK so long as you can convince a pharmacist
Hercules
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- Jan 31, 2021
- 408
An AE is not strictly necessary, but it is highly recommended. Your body will try to reject the poison and vomit it up.
SN has a high vomiting risk, because it is a salt. You will vomit for sure, if you don't take an AE. If you take an AE, you are less likely to vomit. The longer you keep the SN down, the more your body will be able to absorb.
Tomino'sNightengale
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