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The curve sharply spikes beyond 25 minutes. Most peole are such deco
weenies and so paranoid and have been taught such nonsense that they
screw this part up completely.

Thwe most hilariuios example is the usdct strokes frying themselves
repeatedly at Wakulla in a chamber. They were all caughing and miserable
for weeks. Some of them were constanly sick. Dumber that clams in the
ocean, and they got all of their information from the Chief Clam of dive
instruction, you know who - the one with the clam sized mouth.


Christian Fröning wrote:
> 
> Hey Trey,
> 
> thanks for the info, is there any curve to fit the damage from the single
> PO2s? i.e. if you state 12min at 1.6 the same damage is reached after ??min
> at 1.3 ?
> 
> Additionally asked, how would you describe the curve of damage to the
> tissue?
> 
> Any more readings about that?
> 
> regards
> 
> Christian
> 
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: trey@ne*.co* [mailto:trey@ne*.co*]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 9. Februar 2000 17:39
> An: techdiver@aquanaut.com
> Cc: Bill Mee
> Betreff: PULMONARY OXYGEN TOXICITY
> 
> I hate to waste my time with this crap, but the level of blind idiocy
> on here has reached a crecendo lately with regard to oxygen.
> 
>  Real simple: after about 12 minutes at 1.6 PPO2, the proteins that stud
> the membranes on the inner side ( gas side ) of the alveoli begin to
> "oxidize" - damaged and the membrane scarred - and loss of vital
> capacity begins. Any time you exceed the hemoglobin saturation curve for
> oxygen you are also doing extreme damage to all tissues of the body. If
> you even remotely believe in the action of free radicals, you need to
> recognize this. The data on this that was previously believed as to
> "time to saturation " is utter bullshit, and the time to damage is far
> less than ever before recognized.
> 
> ...stuff deleted...
> 
>   If anyone has any questions, ask Bill Mee. I have wasted enough time
> with this one.
> 
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