Neck Collar.

[mandyjohnuk]

Just a crazy thought on methods and this came to mind.
Do you think it'll work.

Obviously using 2 pumps.

 

[callme]

Your head would explode.

If this is intended as an alternative Korean method, don't. It's a proven non-solution and this general or whatever's story smells.

 

[mandyjohnuk]

Your head would explode.

If this is intended as an alternative Korean method, don't. It's a proven non-solution and this general or whatever's story smells.

I'm asking a question that's all.
What do you mean smells.

 

[callme]

I'm asking a question that's all.
What do you mean smells.

Sucks, it's not true. Very painful.

What is your intent?

 

[mandyjohnuk]

Sucks, it's not true. Very painful.

What is your intent?

As you say a similar method to the Korean. But obviously more accessible.

 

[callme]

As you say a similar method to the Korean. But obviously more accessible.

Suppression always looks painful, that's all. Have you tried preliminary testing, applying little pressure?

 

[mandyjohnuk]

No.
Only looking at these today.
You say it won't work though.

 

[callme]

No.
Only looking at these today.
You say it won't work though.

I am not an authority, just suggesting what people try when testing the origimal method.

 

[mandyjohnuk]

You said it was proven that this would not work.

 

[justsayin]

Just a crazy thought on methods and this came to mind.
Do you think it'll work.

Obviously using 2 pumps.

You should check out this article:

Experimental Arrest of Cerebral Blood Flow in Human Subjects: the Red Wing studies revisited

Loss of consciousness in pilots during rapid ascent after bombing missions was a major problem in World War II, and experiments were undertaken to study the cause of this phenomenon. Postulating impaired cerebral blood flow as a likely mechanism, the ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[callme]

You said it was proven that this would not work.

I am sorry. The korean method as it is, is proven to be painful. That's what I meant. About using your equipment, I have no idea.

 

[mandyjohnuk]

You should check out this article:

Experimental Arrest of Cerebral Blood Flow in Human Subjects: the Red Wing studies revisited

Loss of consciousness in pilots during rapid ascent after bombing missions was a major problem in World War II, and experiments were undertaken to study the cause of this phenomenon. Postulating impaired cerebral blood flow as a likely mechanism, the ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Judging from this. My method does seem some what doable.