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Originally Posted by petex
16 years smoking....nm.blacklungs
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Don't know for sure. I smoked for 28 years and quit 10 years ago.
A pharmacist that swims laps at the pool with me had a theory about my apnea abilities: smoking for all those years conditioned my lungs to get by on less oxygen and on higher level of carbon monoxide.
I don't know. If true, I do not recommend this as conditioning or training for apnea. Smoking is a hideous addiction.
Peace,
Glen