[Xtatic]

Timeline of Effects

Minutes to 1 Hour
• Gastrointestinal irritation: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain.
• Early signs of hypoxia: dizziness, headache, weakness, rapid heart rate, shortness of breath.
• Skin changes: bluish lips, nail beds, and skin (cyanosis) — a hallmark of methemoglobinemia.

1–4 Hours
• Progressive methemoglobinemia: oxygen delivery to organs drops further.
• Mental confusion, anxiety, and drowsiness may set in.
• Heart and lungs compensate with rapid breathing and tachycardia (fast heartbeat).
• Blood pressure may start to fall.

4–12 Hours
• Moderate to severe poisoning:
• Neurological effects: severe confusion, dizziness, seizures, or loss of consciousness.
• Cardiovascular strain: chest pain, irregular heartbeat, worsening hypotension.
• Possible respiratory distress or failure.

12–24 Hours
• Without treatment, oxygen starvation damages major organs (brain, heart, kidneys, liver).
• Risk of multi-organ failure.
• Death may occur due to circulatory collapse or respiratory failure.

After 24 Hours (if survived)
• Recovery depends on how quickly treatment was given.
• With timely antidote (methylene blue) and oxygen therapy → full recovery is possible.
• Delayed treatment → risk of permanent neurological damage, kidney or liver impairment.

⚠️ Note: Even small amounts (a gram or so for adults, less for children) can be fatal if untreated.

[Xtatic]

Timeline of Effects

Minutes to 1 Hour
• Gastrointestinal irritation: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain.
• Early signs of hypoxia: dizziness, headache, weakness, rapid heart rate, shortness of breath.
• Skin changes: bluish lips, nail beds, and skin (cyanosis) — a hallmark of methemoglobinemia.

1–4 Hours
• Progressive methemoglobinemia: oxygen delivery to organs drops further.
• Mental confusion, anxiety, and drowsiness may set in.
• Heart and lungs compensate with rapid breathing and tachycardia (fast heartbeat).
• Blood pressure may start to fall.

4–12 Hours
• Moderate to severe poisoning:
• Neurological effects: severe confusion, dizziness, seizures, or loss of consciousness.
• Cardiovascular strain: chest pain, irregular heartbeat, worsening hypotension.
• Possible respiratory distress or failure.

12–24 Hours
• Without treatment, oxygen starvation damages major organs (brain, heart, kidneys, liver).
• Risk of multi-organ failure.
• Death may occur due to circulatory collapse or respiratory failure.

After 24 Hours (if survived)
• Recovery depends on how quickly treatment was given.
• With timely antidote (methylene blue) and oxygen therapy → full recovery is possible.
• Delayed treatment → risk of permanent neurological damage, kidney or liver impairment.

⚠️ Note: Even small amounts (a gram or so for adults, less for children) can be fatal if untreated.

[sweetie88]

[QUOTE=Caduceus;8558103]I knew a guy in town that went out this way. Does not look pleasant nor quick.[/QUTE]
Werdo

[Caduceus]

[QUOTE=sweetie88;8562290]

Originally Posted by Caduceus ↗

I knew a guy in town that went out this way. Does not look pleasant nor quick.[/QUTE]
Werdo

Hmmm..ok

[PassionPaint]

I've seen a lot of suicide videos but this one hurt me. I'm sorry man, I'm so sorry life was cruel to you from start to end.

[Karpa]

Did he friggin program that shit at the end? Sad guy, I can relate to his story somewhat. Life is fucking hard man

[Dark Passenger]

To be honest, it did us all a favor

[Dark Passenger]

Can we have an edited quick video? I don't wanna hear this *** drone on and on. Just die already

[Karpa]

psychological warfare

[Spiffyfable]

Sad state to be in.... didn't watch... too much bad drama