Andrew Huberman· PhD
If you had moderate levels of carbon dioxide tolerance, you're going to write down the number five. or you could even put five to six.
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If you had moderate levels of carbon dioxide tolerance, you're going to write down the number five. or you could even put five to six.
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if, for instance, you were able to go 50 seconds or longer for that discard until you hit lungs empty, you have a fairly high degree of carbon dioxide tolerance.
If you had low carbon dioxide tolerance, that is, you're 20 seconds or less, you're going to write down the number three.
And then if you are in that bracket of people that was able to discard your air over a period of 50 seconds or more, you're going to write down the number 8 to 10.