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by pvaldes
8 days ago
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Also can stop ongoing epileptic attacks it seems. The secondary risk of suffocation makes it impractical in any case. A more sophisticated version of breathing in a bag to stop anxiety attacks. It seems that more CO2 than normal resets our system and put us on calm mode to save oxygen. If the mechanism is that the CO2 tells the body to get rid of some chemical substance by the blood, I wonder if all this things could have a similar trigger in form of some toxic, or if the origin is alive and it needs some oxygen supply. |
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