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Hsor23

RRRRR23
Oct 29, 2019
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hopefully a simple query ..... is the any contra indication to having a couple of small alcoholic drinks prior to taking SN.

i don't mean getting completely drunk . i mean a shot of whisky 30-60 mins before . just to calm nerves
 
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cosmicpixiedust

cosmicpixiedust

Pixie
Jun 5, 2019
972
You could, but I wouldn't risk it because it could increase your chance of throwing up.
 
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cosmicpixiedust

cosmicpixiedust

Pixie
Jun 5, 2019
972
even with meto taken ?
Probably. The body already sees alcohol as a toxin, adding another toxin could very likely cause you to vomit. A lot of people have vomited even after taking AE's and not included alcohol into the mix. It's something you COULD do, but it's probably best to err on the side of caution.
 
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Starchaser

Starchaser

Student
Oct 8, 2019
116
Probably. The body already sees alcohol as a toxin, adding another toxin could very likely cause you to vomit. A lot of people have vomited even after taking AE's and not included alcohol into the mix. It's something you COULD do, but it's probably best to err on the side of caution.
So, the only problem here would be the throw up thing? Beyond that, alcohol probably wouldn't interfere with the SN effects, right? or no?
 
cosmicpixiedust

cosmicpixiedust

Pixie
Jun 5, 2019
972
Sorry, I'm at work currently so I'm slow to reply. That I'm not sure of, it could possibly potentiate the effects since it does that with some substances, but that's just a wild guess. I would not risk vomiting but if you're still interested then I would do more research on the subject. Hopefully someone can come along with an actual answer soon. Sorry I can't be of more help.
 
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S1mpleme

Mage
Dec 27, 2019
517
Can't answer your question, but I'll definitely drink before SN, I don't think if I can get any meds so probably just SN and alcohol.
 
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SugarbushMtn

Student
Dec 15, 2019
148
Alcohol should not interfere with the mechanism of SN action. Increase vomiting is the risk. Drink whatever you tolerate best GI wise to minimize vomiting. Liquor makes me vomit alone so I would do Prosecco or something easier on the stomach.
 
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Quarky00

Quarky00

Enlightened
Dec 17, 2019
1,956
There's a simple query option in the site ;) "SN Alcohol"

See
  • https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/sn-and-alcohol.22178/
  • https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/sn-alcohol-consumption.13731/
  • https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/thoughts-on-alcohol-with-sn.25607/
  • https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/alcohol-and-sn.21475/
  • https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/can-you-get-drunk-as-fuck-and-take-sn.26909/
and also -
Alcohol interaction with metoclopramide: Damn it makes you tired, dizzy and drowsy

If we are discussing it, I haven't drank in years, and would have loved to do so with SN. I had a good alcohol capacity. But I'm pretty sure it irritates the stomach (even when I drunk and felt good), slows metabolism and emptying (have you read the guide/fasting?), and could easily make me feel worse... Less peaceful.

However it is personal, I think perhaps a member or two indulged themselves with a very small drink, not sure. It's not common/recommended.
 
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