Apart from incidents of blackout due to low CO2 levels, is hyperventilation dangerous? Does it have any long term... or short term negative health effects? Everything I have read on the subject is either overly complicated or only mentioned the dangers of blackout.
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Hyperventilation Health Effects?
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Well, It is said by yogis that to restore the blood normal levels of CO2 and O2, after Kapalaphati (fire breathing) or Bhastrika (full lung rapid ventilation) you must hold your breath for a while. No other facts, short term, long term about this I know. Yogis says ir rejuvenate the blood, brain, tissues, even cells, but no data here 