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Esat Atikkan wrote:
>
> Oh boy someone reinventing physiol & physics again.
>
> Anesthetic effect of N2 inhibiting 'feeling cold'.
> Huh!
> Suggest U read a bit about heat conduction before
> pontificating w/ gradoise ideas.
Hey Esat, I hate to interject when you're doing so well. Aren't you
the guy that just got properly corrected by Michael Black MD, resident
you know what, for posting on rec.scuba that it was ok for a pregnant
woman to dive as long as she didn't go past 60'?
I offer two suggestions. One, try spelling words so that those of
us who do not understand abbreviated hieroglyphics can understand what
the hell you're writing. Two, I suggest you may want to pontificate the
following research papers about nitrogen inhibiting 'feeling cold',
since it would appear you're mistaken. Feel free to offer up your
research that differs in this regard.
1. Mekjavic IB, Passias T, Sundberg CJ, Eiken O. School of Kinesiology,
Simon Fraser University, BC, Canada. Perception of thermal comfort
during narcosis. Undersea Hyperb Med 1994 Mar;21(1):9-19
2. Mekjavic IB, Savic SA, Eiken School of Kinesiology, Simon Fraser
University, BC, Canada. Nitrogen narcosis attenuates shivering
thermogenesis. O J Appl Physiol 1995 Jun; 78(6):2241-4
3. Rogers WH, Moeller. Effect of brief, repeated hyperbaric exposures
on susceptibility to nitrogen narcosis. G Undersea Biomed Res 1989 May;
16(3):227-32
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Randy F. Milak
Windsor, Ontario
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