The AMA and USFDA used to recommend using Syrup of ipecac. That product no longer made and is not available in the U.S. It was determined that the dangers far outweighed what studies showed were negligible positives. Of people who ingested poison, they could not prove that those who took Ipecac and vomited fared any better than those who did not take the Ipecac.
If you need Poison Control assistance, call them with information about what was swallowed. They will tell you what you need to do.
DON'T DO IT
Other than products reserved for accidental poisoning, there are no other prescription or OTC products available to induce vomiting, as it is felt that such products could be intentionally used to cause self-harm in someone with anorexia/bulemia.
I'm sorry, but WikiAnswers is a place to provide information to help others and to educate others. Promoting methods on how to self-induce vomiting (a sign of the dagerous and potentially eating disorder known as bulimia) would not be helpful.
self induce your self basically try to remember every bad thing that happened to you or things you hate and focus on that subject then it forces you in to it but sometimes it just gets you killed
It is caused by self-induced vomiting
bulimia nervosia.
Induce is to cause an event to occur, usually to the self. An example would be after swallowing a poisonous chemical, inducing vomiting could be the best way in which to expel the poison. Produce is the an action that ends with a product. During physical exercise you produce sweat, but it is not inducing because it is an effect from the cause of beginning physical exercise.
I am sure that it would be possible to induce amnesia by means of brain surgery, however, that would be horribly unethical.
Bulimia.
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you feel real high about ur self but do stupid things and be sick like vomiting
Self-induced seizures can lead to serious physical injuries, such as broken bones or head trauma, as well as long-term neurological damage. Additionally, attempting to induce seizures without medical supervision can be life-threatening and may result in death. It is crucial to seek professional help and guidance if experiencing seizures.