Thing about sn

[axorz]

i read this
"The ingestion of a gram of sodium nitrite has resulted in a severe methemoglobin within half an hour to an hour (as may occur during the consumption of an excessively treated meal) and this methemoglobin disappears in 2 to 6 hours."

do you think that with SN maybe doesnt kill you at your body recover alone with injuries?

 

[IWishYouAllGoodLuck]

I don't understand the question. Do you mind rephrasing it?

 

[HannibalLector]

i read this
"The ingestion of a gram of sodium nitrite has resulted in a severe methemoglobin within half an hour to an hour (as may occur during the consumption of an excessively treated meal) and this methemoglobin disappears in 2 to 6 hours."

do you think that with SN maybe doesnt kill you at your body recover alone with injuries?

Human methemoglobin reducatse system converts methemoglobin back to hemoglobin (with a half life of 1-3 hours, according to medical literature). That means that the methemoglobin levels will have been reduced to half after 1-3 hours.

Your article suggests that in 2-6 hours humans will recover from severe sn poisoning from a non lethal dose of sn without antidote. That is the time for human body to convert methemoglobin back to hemoglobin.

A larger dose of sn then in an excessively treated meal resulting in methemoglobin levels above 70% are lethal.

 

[bag.of.cats]

A larger dose of sn then in an excessively treated meal resulting in methemoglobin levels above 70% are lethal.

That combined with an acid reducer makes it even harder for the body to convert it back because you're gonna have too much of it.

 

[Graytaichi]

Human methemoglobin reducatse system converts methemoglobin back to hemoglobin (with a half life of 1-3 hours, according to medical literature). That means that the methemoglobin levels will have been reduced to half after 1-3 hours.

Your article suggests that in 2-6 hours humans will recover from severe sn poisoning from a non lethal dose of sn without antidote. That is the time for human body to convert methemoglobin back to hemoglobin.

A larger dose of sn then in an excessively treated meal resulting in methemoglobin levels above 70% are lethal.

Levels must reach 100% else u can be found and recovered. Alot of incident suggest patients revovering from above 90% methemoglobin levels