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And....? Is this going to benefit you in some way? Perhaps you will be less tired if you prescribe to this? Something else?
Breathing Enriched O2 for health
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A lot of people think that staying away from NDLs makes their dive safer. If you were to dive in the case I gave for 75 minutes, you would surface in the S Pressure group. If you went all the way to NDLs, you would be in the Y pressure group. A lot of people think that ending a dive in the S pressure group is better than ending it ini the Y pressure group. You appear to be disagreeing. Can you explain why?
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I'm not disagreeing with you at all. Many of us dive an appropriate nitrox mix and then dive it to the same NDL limit that others dive air or a lower nitrox mix. The dive characteristics for me are the same, I simply had more time at depth for the same exposure. Your example was nicely cherry picked for the exposure difference.
I've never stayed at a Holiday Inn Express, so take this for what it's worth.....I think the advantage of enriched gas works if one feels tired....it's a buzz rejuvenator....nothing more. That being said, I've never tried it outside of the dive.
Now let's talk about the advantage of laughing gas
Now let's talk about the advantage of laughing gas
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