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Very Fast Death Factor John Doe 03/01/16 (Tue) 14:47:57 6cb71d No.13968

Could this be an alternative to nembutal? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_Fast_Death_Factor

Watched a video about it where it was said a tiny amount would kill a person within minutes. Apparently it's produced by blue-green algae that you can find pretty much everywhere.

John Doe 03/01/16 (Tue) 15:10:54 2023f6 No.13969

>>13968

yeah but how are you going to obtain the VFDF?

John Doe 03/01/16 (Tue) 16:01:24 6cb71d No.13970

>>13969

I was hoping someone here might know more about this thing, perhaps they even know where to get it? I'm a bit demoralized after reading a few people saying they bought fake nembutal, this could be a safer alternative. In the video I watched they say it might be used in medicine to treat alzheimers, so it should be freely available to chemists, which can then resell it.

John Doe 03/12/16 (Sat) 15:18:09 2fffcd No.14141

I guess you could try to acquire some of those blue green algae. They're basically plant-bacteria, so they do photosynthesis. This means that you could try to grow them. I guess, if you take the bacteria and a bucket of the water they seem to grow well in, and raise the temperature to 35 degrees celsius or something, they'll grow pretty hard. Don't grow them in sunlight, VFDF degrades under UV. first dry the bacteria before you eat them, it's unstable in water.

…maybe it's easier to just gather a bunch of the stuff, dry it, then eat it, instead of growing it. Would you mind posting it if you are going to do it? Or otherwise stream it or something? So we know it works?

John Doe 03/21/16 (Mon) 11:26:57 23ab2d No.14266

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"Anatoxin-a is synthesized in vivo in the species Anabaena flos aquae, as well as several other genera of cyanobacteria"

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't cyanobacteria that rare form of life that lives at the bottom of the deepest sea near cracks in the earths crust? If so you may need a submarine.