Rhonda Patrick· PhD
And we don't sort of realize that that's very trainable and that we can suddenly really get a lot more work done and feel better and less stressed on our bodies if we can handle those high CO2s, but that's uncomfortable.
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And we don't sort of realize that that's very trainable and that we can suddenly really get a lot more work done and feel better and less stressed on our bodies if we can handle those high CO2s, but that's uncomfortable.
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It's the CO2 that's triggering the breathing response, right? And we don't sort of realize that that's very trainable and that we can suddenly really get a lot more work done and feel better and less stressed on our bodies if we can handle those high CO2s, but that's uncomfortable.