anyone heard of this? it's a brown liquid, dosed out like poppers, that immobilizes the body while leaving the brain active. you feel like you're paralyzed or in a coma. and it lasts about 10 minutes per whiff.

i was laid out on the couch and couldn't move or speak but i could totally see and hear everything around me.

i can't find any information on this stuff, but maybe it's cuz i'm spelling it all wrong.

dangerous stuff if you're not alone or surrounded by folks you absolutely trust.

sounds scary, any fun?

don't they use that on people before surgery?

Your talking about that stuff they used in that harrison ford movie...

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Originally posted by TOWCHBob:
don't they use that on people before surgery?

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Did you know what you just asked? Hope this is a joke. WHY would they paralize a body just before surgery? Would you like to feel teribble pain and not be able to move or make any sound?

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The would paralyze a body for complicated surgerys, such as complex organ transplants and open heart surgery. I beleive they use a curare derivitive. It also stops the lungs.

Forgot where I saw it on TV, but some lady became "aware" right before her 4 and a half hour surgery, she couldn't speak, open her eyes, or move. She was forced to endure all 4 and a half hours of excruciating pain. It was due to the doctor not realizing one of the sedatives was low in its container.

They have a new machine that monitors your brain-waves in case this happens, there is a large difference in unconscious and conscious brain-wave patterns, so if they see that yours resembles that of a conscious person, they can stop the surgery, or put you back under.