At 04:56 PM 11/1/95 GMT, A.Appleyard wrote: > Richard Pyle <deepreef@bi*.bi*.Ha*.Or*> wrote:- > >> If the tiredness [after diving] was due only to physical exertion, then why >> is it I feel wasted after a 10-minute drift dive (no exertion) to 100 feet >> on air, but I feel great all day long after a 2.5-hr swim dive on nitrox to >> the same depth? This is a pattern that is repeated over and over for me. > > Is it due to more oxygen in the system allowing the body to be better at >clearing up as it goes the biochemical rubbish left by continuous exertion and >fuel-burning? How about having LESS nitrogen micro-bubbles causing all those nasty lesions around your either your capillary blood vessels, or within your muscular tissues? I suppose that the micro-bubbles presence would somewhat hinder lactic acid removal from muscular tissues? Or what would be the chemical/physical interaction between lactic acid and the micro-bubbles??? ---------------------------------------------------------------- This space for rent. ------ Marc Dufour -- [\] -- http://www.cam.org/~mdufour ------- OUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUIouiOUI
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