| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["health","pills"],"appCategory":"health","appTitle":"Will taking a lot of sleeping pills kill you?","appBody":"<p>I think it will. It was a known fact that taking sleeping pills was one of the most common ways for people to commit suicide back in the days. That's because the sleeping pills taken in overdose with will most probably shut down the nervous system, respiratory system and pretty much all functions of the body. </p><p>The process was usually without pain or agony and many women were used to taking the pills when they wanted out of this world. The sleeping pills just lures you into sleep like cheese in a mouse trap, only you are the one setting the trap for yourself. </p><p>The pills though didn't always trigger death a some people are known to have better resistance than others. So, where it would cause death in some people, in others it led to paralysis, which is still fatal if you ask me. Although if the target was death, then you pretty much didn't hit the mark. </p><p>Nowadays, it's much difficult for sleeping pills to cause death when taken in overdose. That's because the chemical combination has been altered and are less severe. The excess would definitely have its toll but not death, on most occasions. </p><p>Sleeping pills could take time to have its effect rolled out. This is because people's responses differ. Some people prefer using alcohol to fast track the process. </p><p>That said, there's no justification for suicide. When you kill yourself, take your own life, you rob others off the joy and liberation, your commitment to living and living a life of impact would have caused. </p><p>So long as there's breath in out nostrils, there's hope. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"f3435gdd5","appParentAuthor":"gungunkrishu","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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