Relationship between O2 reduction in atmosphere to apnea

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SethW
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Re: Relationship between O2 reduction in atmosphere to apnea

Post by SethW » Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:37 am

purple wrote:As CO2 goes up, the O2 in the air goes down. Not to mention how blocked up my lungs have gotten during the years from pollen to contamination.

Any comments?
Do you smoke, purple?

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