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Coma in all its varieties is associated with an extremely serious and life-threatening condition of the body. There is little chance that when such a state of the body is caused, it will not be death, but it will so coincide that a coma will result. There is a so-called “artificial coma” – a drug-induced slowing of blood circulation and metabolism in brain tissues, which is used in cases where such a state of the brain can prevent its damage in certain disorders. This is also dangerous, causing damage to health, and after such a procedure, the body needs long-term rehabilitation. Artificial coma is performed only because the disorders in which it is indicated cause more damage to health and are often fatal.
So you can conclude that you no longer need to know how to fall into a coma, this state is highly undesirable, there is hardly any reason to try to fall into this state. In addition, it always does not last very long, so even if you fall into a coma, if you get out of it, then you will not find yourself in the distant future, but will last no more than 4 weeks, and after that, your condition will be called either death or a vegetative state. There are rare cases when a person in a vegetative state regains some brain functions so that the person is perceived as if he “came out of a long coma” – so it is presented by the media. A vegetative state is an example of a situation that many people would like to avoid by euthanasia.