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Hello everyone, I've tried searching the board for a topic regarding heliox and how it interacts with people with asthma. Does anyone have a link that I can use to point me in the right direction? Any asthmatic divers out there?
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I remember reading about several months ago. Sounds like solid logic to me. I know someone with severe asthma, so I was interested in the topic. Basically, it's easier to breath, since the He molecules are smaller. If a patient is having trouble moving 100% O2, they can move a 50/50 blend easier.
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