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O2 question?
- Thread starter JCooke
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Not off the top of my head, but i've heard that it can take up to 6-8 seconds to re-oxygenate the body after you've started breathing at the end of a dive. This is one reason why you might see some people black out even after they've surfaced and started breathing again.
Cheers,
Ben
Cheers,
Ben
K maybe that wasn't the most thought out question. The more I think about it the blood to your brain is the important fact, blood returning from extremies....would it reintroduce +Os into the bloods -Os via the heart then to the lungs and back out? Then there is dive reflect too.
Or should I not bother thinking about that and focus on heart rate and lung capacity.
Jason
Or should I not bother thinking about that and focus on heart rate and lung capacity.
Jason