People still think it's easy to die from it. It's not easy at all. It should be respected though as it can catch you off-guard every now and then.
I've purposely induced hypoglycemia with it for various reasons. I've taken 25iu Humalog and 30iu Lantus and sat for about an hour waiting for the crash. Last time I got so weak I could hardly stand up to pick out my food from the fridge 5 feet away Lol.
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My friend tried to commit suicide and wanted to do it as gently, painlessly and "cleanly" as possible. He fasted for one day because he wanted to be sure his bowels were empty and took a thorough shower on the night of his planned death. He made sure he had clean bed sheets and that his a/c was on max power. It gets hot in Hawaii and he wanted to minimize the stink if it should take a some days before his body is discovered. He picked a day where he was 3 days late on the rent. He's always on time and hoped that by being late his landlord would come looking for him.
So his death protocol began with taking about ten sleeping pills. Not so much to poison himself but so that he would not have any issues going to sleep. He felt that worrying might keep him up. He then injected a vial of Humulin R. 3ml in each glute and 2ml in each delt. Worried that he might be discovered before complete death and would have to live with brain damage he also wrapped a plastic bag over his head and use some elastic around his neck for a tight fit. His plan was to suffocate to death after he passed out "just to be sure". He didn't put on the plastic bag immediately but waited until he started to go hypo. He wanted to be unconscious before he started suffocating. I can understand that.
Anyway, his timing was off and was still conscious and the feeling of suffocating was just too much. He ripped off the plastic bag gasping for air and just said "screw it". The suffocating part just spoiled everything. The plan was to drift blissfully into unconsciousness and then suffocate to death. No worrying about lingering and just going into a coma if the insulin wasn't enough.
Anyway, still functional even though he was going through the profuse sweating phase, he rushed to the kitchen and dumped scoops of sugar into a half drunk carton of apple juice and downed it. He then opened his pantry and took out a box of Captain Crunch but then put this back and got the Frosted Flakes instead. He pour a generous portion of sugar on the cereal and mixed it with chocolate milk. Always prefered chocolate milk from a carton for his cereal. He said he started to feel a lot better pretty
quick. He then started munching M&Ms watching TV. He then remember something and took his M&Ms along with more juice with about a cup of sugar mixed in and got in his car. He drove back to the closed Pizza Hut that he had a part time job with (he worked security full time) and went in back to the trash area where he dumped all his gear stashed in a garbage bag. Got to have your gear if you're going to live.
When he got home, he just went to sleep and is still alive but not quite well. He still thinks about offing himself but just can't think of a good way to do it. Doesn't want to leave a mess that guns or jumping out of a building would leave and doesn't know enough about the proper drugs and combos to use. Also, as he frankly told me, "It's not as easy as you think to just kill yourself. It goes against your nature and is a big step to take." That comment kind of cracked me up.
Anyway, what is a vial of Humulin R? A thousand units? That didn't do it and he said the hypo wasn't anything worse than he's experienced before. You get a lot of warning signs before you pass out. I'm sure if he didn't do the plastic bag over the head and just take the vial, especially after a 24+ hour fast when he would been a bit depleted would have done the trick. He would have just fell asleep and I figure he would have at least a good full day, but most likely more, before anyone came looking for him. But I'm really not sure how long you can go before actually dying. I mean, being in a coma isn't death and your body does things to keep you alive. I'm not sure how much glucose is stored in your body (liver, muscles...) before it shuts down completely.
If anybody decides to try this then LMK how it goes.
