Trey, thanks for your reply. > Jens, the only one of us who has been MRI scanned and bone scanned > extensively is me, and I show no necrosis of any kind and no spinal lesions. > My brain appears like anyone else's that is my age. Sounds like a prove or at least a strong hint that you do the right thing. > JJ is working on getting somebody to study the rest of us this way and in > other ways, but this takes a lot of money. I can imagine that these things are very expensive. I would think that the diving industry or at least companies like Draeger or Comex should be interessted in the research. > If I am not > getting wacked, then I doubt anyone else is either, however. Quite resonable. > data on this stuff. He is the one who showed me the spinal scans that > compared to an MS patient on "commercial" 200 foot air divers. That is frightening. > The fact is that "recreational" excesses in diving is what is more likely to > cause problems: repeated air diving to 100 feet or more and excursions > deeper on air, deco on air, and so forth. In other words, the uninitiated > get the penalty. Ok. Forget what I mentioned on the dive industrie, they will obviously have no interessed in further studies. Thanks, Jens. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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