How Can Make A Person Unconscious Without Using Chloroform?

There are a number of ways a person can be made unconscious without the use of chloroform. However, none are safe to try at home as they can result in serious harm or even death.

The only time a person is likely to be made purposely unconscious is during hospital procedures such as operations. In such cases, a general anesthetic is administered. This causes the individual receiving treatment to drift into an unconscious state for a number of hours. During this time, they will feel no pain and will not wake up. General anesthetic can only be administered in hospitals or other certified medical facilities because if used incorrectly, the results could potentially be fatal.

• What if it's an emergency?

There may be certain emergency situations in which it would be desirable to be able to render someone unconscious. For instance, if you were attacked in the street, you may want to make your attacker unconscious in order to get away. In this case, it is still unwise to attempt to make them unconscious - although punching them hard in the face would probably do the trick (this action is only acceptable if performed in self defense). Realistically, attempts to make someone unconscious are usually unsuccessful, and it would be a much better idea to run away and operate your personal panic alarm (which should be carried at all times when traveling alone).

• Is it true that pinching someone's neck can make them unconscious?

It is true that if you pinch a person's neck in a particular place they will become unconscious. However, doing so is very difficult and only those with specific training are likely to succeed. In addition, this action can be very dangerous. Unless there are important reasons for doing so, you should never attempt to make somebody unconscious in any way.

The best one is commonly known as knockout drops or chemically chloral hydrate it was used as a sleeping pill years ago and probably still is now