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by OutOfHere
11 days ago
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Fair point. I can see how a global rise in antacid use could explain it more easily. If antacids are the culprit, I expect the rise in bicarbonate to eventually asymptote. Still, we know that very high sustained carbon dioxide does risk respiratory acidosis and a rise in serum bicarbonate. The question then is whether a lower sustained rise also has an observed effect. Fwiw, as per Figure 2A, thus far we see a linear increase in the data, with no sign of it being asymptotic. |
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