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Re: Hyperventilation good or bad

So more HCO3 buffers means less dissolved CO2, therefore less lowering of pH, therefore less Bohr effect? Maybe having good CO2 tolerance (more buffers) means that hyperventilation will have a greater effect on O2 availability?

I don't do heavy hyperventilation, and I hardly ever breathe up for more than 2min. This works best for me. My CO2 tolerance is normally quite good, and very good if I have done lots of tables.
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