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March 2021 PPeH UPdate
New Gases Chapter
The Gases Chapter - one of the original Chapters of the Peaceful Pill eHandbook is now the subject of a complete overhaul!
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The new Chapter includes an examination of the new Coronvirus protection helmets (as a possible Exit bag replacement): a topic canvassed at the recent launch of the Exit Citizen Science Initiative
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The March Update - firmly shifts emphasis from helium to nitrogen and includes detailed discussion on issues such as sources, physiology (the no-tell-tale death) & related legal and practical issues.
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The March 2021 Update is now available.
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Drug Premedication & Potentiation
Next Snippet - 7 April 2021
The topic for the forthcoming 7 April Exit Snippet will be Drug Premedication & Potentiation
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The next Snippet will look in detail at various ways to ensure that a chosen end life method will be effective. The Snippet will cover topics such as: anti-emetics, sedatives, B blockers, PPIs as well as hyperventilation and fasting.
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Exit Snippets are mini, online, monthly workshops exclusively for Exit Members and PPeH Subscribers, held on the 1st Wednesday of each month (7 April).
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- 21.00 BST - London
- 22.00 CEST - Amsterdam
- 13.00 Pacific – Nth America – West coast
- 16.00 East – Nth America – East coast
- 8am AEDT – Thursday 8 April - Sydney/ Melbourne
* Recordings are available on subscription to Exit Members & PPeH Subscribers
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** Registrations for 7 April will close Easter Monday (5 April)
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Can you Donate your Organs?
At Exit, we are often asked about assisted dying and organ donation. For example, is it possible to donate one’s organs after a suicide or, in the context of an assisted dying law, after the assisted death/ assisted suicide.
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In general, the answer has always been no, except in countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium and, more recently, Canada. This is despite widespread organ shortages in almost all western countries.
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Most ironically of all, organ donation is not possible after a VAD in Switzerland.
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New Book on Sodium Nitrite
NuTech 2020 Speaker, Guillaume Coudray, has had his new book translated into English - 'Who Poisoned your Bacon Sandwich? The Dangerous History of Meat Additives'.
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Did you know that bacon, ham, hot dogs and salami are classified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as ‘category 1 carcinogens’? Who Poisoned your Bacon Sandwich shows Sodium Nitrite to be a deadly topic either which way.
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Reviewed by the Daily Mail as a 'bombshell book' and by The Spectator as 'highly persuasive … a well-organised and solid dossier that alerts us to legalised chemical trickery', tells the full story of how, since the 1970s, the meat-processing industry has denied the health risks because these additives make curing cheaper and quicker, extending shelf life and giving meat a pleasing pink colour.
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Who Poisoned your Bacon Sandwich is available at Amazon
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