Hypoxia Simulation

[@timothyprice3264]

Here after watching the air crash investigation of a Helios flight, and Payne Stewart’s private jet crash.

[@stookinthemiddle]

Same! going on a hypoxia symptoms deep dive.

[@ashlyntarasova7545]

Just heard about this on Black Box Down! :D

[@thehomefront1905]

Yep , sure am lol

[@ianmatthewkline8279]

Been on Green Dot channel all week myself hahah the lab I’m in studies hypoxia in virally infected cells. It’s cool to see the effects in vivo

[@zdvxr]

The first news anchor looks like Micheal J Fox

[@joshupmeyer7318]

It may seem unlikely but I have experienced hypoxia at 7,500 the biggest and most noticeable affect was the inability to focus in cruise

[@lmaolol8808]

I have oxygen absorption problems and experience severe hypoxia at 5000 so I can’t go on an airplane which is pressurized to 8000ft. I once passed out when I was on a hill during a road trip, elevation 2000 ft. It is very debilitating and I have to get oxygen therapy twice a week.

[@carlesp.r.8441]

@@lmaolol8808 I am sorry for you. Did you suffer when you passed out? Hope you can feel better at some point.

[@slifer0081]

​@Lmao Lol Its physically impossible to pass out at 2000ft... I would say there is only 1 or 2% less oxygeon. At 6000 feet its 5-10%

[@N-Dz-VSKYT]

Frankly, after your done talking Oranges in a Apple laden discussion, then what you have to say about not passing out without any sense of anything may be relevant 😉. If you want to discuss "I was unwantedly fed 100% NITROGEN beyond total deprivation of oxygen & the affects YOU experienced, THEN there is a discussion to be had. Absent that, it's just absence of mind while in full cognizance while having a plentiful supply of oxygen to that single brain cell that's left.

[@N-Dz-VSKYT]

WHICH, now I'm sure that happened to you too now.

[@jamesswanson5829]

You can self induce hypoxia with the wim hof breathing method if you are curious about what it’s like. It’s actually pretty fun to do fyi

[@robert100xx]

Disappointed. I wanted to see 'em scribble, keel over and chuck their toys out the pram all while laughing and having a good time.

[@heavenburke]

Hell no that would make me even more scared of laughing gas then I already am

[@jepkek]

Dont get Bellow 60 or death comes

[@user-on8vk5gb6x]

@Kevin Tewey uh.. so you dead, i guess?

[@N-Dz-VSKYT]

So what use to be called a Gas Chamber becomes the HYPERBARIC NITROGEN CHAMBER 2.0, Right? ☆ NO MASK, NO MUSS, NO FUSS! Add a Oxygen Sensor plus wires to shaved head for brain activity then even a laymen couldn't make a mistake 😳. Now pay me my royalties. 😉

[@pixyknox787]

MH370... Could this be the reason?? Same as Helios flight?

[@imadisappointment4711]

goku drip

[@pixyknox787]

Apparently MH370 is here 29°07'40.8"S 99°56'02.4"E according to BBC article..

[@ChristopherJamesNeff]

Shouldn’t there be intense panic and air hunger and gasping?

[@melfrancesca]

No because they're still exhaling carbon dioxide. It's not a lack of oxygen that causes air hunger, it's a buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood.

[@ChristopherJamesNeff]

@@melfrancesca So, is there a buildup of Carbon Dioxide in my blood if someone covers my nose and mouth?

[@808_murda2]

Thats my AME :^)

[@healthdoc]

Part of my advanced SCUBA certification was to hyperventilate for one minute then hold my breath. Hyperventilating lowers CO2 so I felt no signs of the ‘need to breathe’ we’ve all experienced. Everyone in the class passed out within a minute.