Losing weight for CO method

[OverBeforeStart]

I'm going out with CO from charcoal burning in a small room. This is the only method that I have. I thought about not eating for some time before it and losing as much weight as possible to make it easier and quicker to get high enough CO concentration in the body, would this work?

 

[Robin]

Das hat mit abnehmen 0 zutun dein Gehirn und andere Organe brauchen immer gleich viel o2 ob du jetzt viel oder wenig wiegst ist egal

 

[OverBeforeStart]

Danke, es ist leider keine einfache Methode zu tun, aber es ist meine einzige Möglichkeit im Moment
(sorry for any errors, not a native speaker)

 

[Robin]

Kein Problem ich würde lieber lange recherchieren bevor du sowas machst lieber etwas länger als zu kurz co ist gefährlich wenn die Konzentration nicht sehr hoch und lange da ist dann bist du Hirn geschädigt

 

[Onkyo74893]

I'm going out with CO from charcoal burning in a small room. This is the only method that I have. I thought about not eating for some time before it and losing as much weight as possible to make it easier and quicker to get high enough CO concentration in the body, would this work?

That's my plan as well. I have a large garage I can do it in. I'm going to use a large tarp to form a tent to make the space smaller. Someone else on this website suggested using a steel bucket to burn the charcoal in. I'm going to drill holes around the outside of the bucket to let air into the bucket to keep the coals burning. I'll have the tent open on only one side, where I'll place the bucket, with a small fan blowing the fumes from over the bucket, into the tent. If all goes well, I think O2 is the most peaceful way to go. Hundreds of people die accidently every year from CO, running their car when stuck in a cold place or a furnace with a clogged chimney and so on. They just pass out and then die.
When I was a teen, a friend in our clique closed up his garage, opened all the windows on his car and turned it on. It worked perfectly. BUT, that happened in the 70s, before catalytic converters became standard on cars. That method won't work with modern cars.

 

[RealLostSoul]

Don't know why the first response is in a different language but he is 100% right. The amount of arterial blood that goes into the brain from the left ventricle has nothing to do with weight.
Maybe a bit with size if you compare a mouse with an elephant (you need a bigger "container" filled with air full of gas to kill an elephant) but in terms of humans there shouldn't be any difference in terms of body structure.

Other than that CO is a good method on paper but super risky if not set up perfectly, which is hard to determine especially without the proper equipment and also potentially dangerous for others as it diffuses even through thick walls over time.

 

[myopybyproxy]

The only method I can think of where being heavier is an advantage is with full suspension hanging. Otherwise, being a lower weight tends to be advantageous even if only indirectly - poor nutrition, overall frailty etc especially if the weight is lost quickly.

Being overweight is not a problem for CO method. That said, I can't see how losing weight is a bad idea here. Although personally whenever I lose weight my mood improves and I find suicide to be a less appealing option. Disclaimer - I have gender dysphoria and bulimia.

 

[RealLostSoul]

The only method I can think of where being heavier is an advantage is with full suspension hanging. Otherwise, being a lower weight tends to be advantageous even if only indirectly - poor nutrition, overall frailty etc especially if the weight is lost quickly.

Being overweight is not a problem for CO method. That said, I can't see how losing weight is a bad idea here. Although personally whenever I lose weight my mood improves and I find suicide to be a less appealing option. Disclaimer - I have gender dysphoria and bulimia.

It is not a bad idea but not a good idea either. It literally doesn't matter since it is not changing your respiratory physiology. Lower weight could potentially be better for drug overdose.