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I suppose you won't tell us what you intend to do? I'm rather curious.

If you think that any metabolic processes still occurs after having been in cardiac rest long enough to cause brain death, you are very dumb.

The heart may have stopped, and after a certain period of time, say 30 seconds, not enough to cause any noticeable brain death, but enough to stop the heart beating again, the body can still metabolize it. Like I say, adenosine metabolises very quickly.

@Tomie What do you think, genius?

@MrKhazar I don't see any implication about that anywhere but what counts is you found a chance to take out your virgin rage at others :P

Adenosine blocks the AV node in the heart, stopping ventricular response, therefore stopping cardiac output. Adenosine only lasts about 20 seconds in the body, and it blocks the heart for about 5 seconds with a 6mg dose. So, you reckon a 50mg dose or so could stop the heart long enough to stop it beating and it doesn't start beating again? And then, the body would eventually process the adenosine while in cardiac arrest, leaving only tiny traces of it, if any at all apart from the puncture site from the needle. You reckon this would work? This is all just theory at the moment.

Well, that makes sense really. I'll keep looking, thanks.

Well, if I told you all the details, then it might not be as untraceable :)

@Tomie you're welcome, I'm sure it made your day. 

@MrK Keep quiet and finish your borscht or I'm calling the SS for the shower boi :P

It's quite obvious what the intended use of the drug might be, but I wanted clarification. Thank you for complimenting my intelligence, by the way.