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The propranolol should be taken 40 minutes before the SN or right after the SN?
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I think you don't need propranolol. Whether and when to take will have no impact on your protocol. Some members took it 45 minutes before, some did right after the SN drink.
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Question: Do I need to take propranolol?
Answer: propranolol is a beta-blocker, as you know. It's not necessary for the protocol. It's just sometimes advised to slow the tachycardia that will occur, once you ingest the salt. That rapid heart-rate causes panic, in most people. You don't have to have it. It won't accelerate the process. You just have to be able to push through it, knowing that it's temporary. (Ppeh doesn't recommend it)
You can take it before or after sn. I plan to take 80mg with antiemetics and the rest 320mg after or with sn. I feel I would get too weak with that high of a dose.
Propranalol is optional, hence the +/- as there is still a debate on the benefit or otherwise of using a B-blocker. Antimatic or antimatic + B-blocker 40 minutes before sn.
Propranolol makes a person's heart beat slower even when there's more adrenaline. It's a beta blocker and blocks adrenaline.
If your cells aren't getting oxygen for some reason (ie, you've decided to prevent your hemoglobin from transporting oxygen for some reason and so have ingested an extremely fatal poison), I would guess a heart would beat much faster in response since it would "think" that it's not beating fast enough and that's why there's not enough oxygen (because why would hemoglobin not carry oxygen properly unless it wasn't beating fast enough?). Usually when a heart needs to beat faster, adreleline is what is realized to kick that process into high gear.
As someone who once was put on seroquel doses that were way too fucking high and caused all sorts of horrible side-effects because of a terrible doctor who was mean to me when i was involuntarily hospitalized, I can tell you that having your heart beat much much faster is not fun at all and is very distressing. Having your heart beat super fast is really not fun.
This is not meant to encourage any suicides. If you're able to get better, I hope you do.
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