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#11
08-20-2005, 10:19 PM
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Re: should I keep an oxygen machine?
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I've used supplemental oxygen in an airplane, and I didn't notice a damn thing different other than it made me more alert. That was a good thing. [/ QUOTE ] Are you sure it wasn't the cold and panic of being in an unpressurized plane that made you more alert? 
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08-20-2005, 10:56 PM
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Re: should I keep an oxygen machine?
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[ QUOTE ] I've used supplemental oxygen in an airplane, and I didn't notice a damn thing different other than it made me more alert. That was a good thing. [/ QUOTE ] Are you sure it wasn't the cold and panic of being in an unpressurized plane that made you more alert? [/ QUOTE ] Panic? I'd certainly hope not. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] Just to clarify, I was flying. Also, the plane is designed unpressurized.
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#13
08-20-2005, 11:10 PM
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Re: should I keep an oxygen machine?
O2 toxicity is what you end up with. It washes all the nitrogen out. Also it would take awhile to kill you.
If you give a newborn to much o2 you can make him/her blind. Look up o2 toxcity. BTW you can not get 100% o2 out of a concentrator. You really need high flow o2. You can only get about 5 liters a minute out of one.
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#14
08-21-2005, 01:50 AM
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Re: should I keep an oxygen machine?
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I know they have all these trendy oxygen bars around [/ QUOTE ] but do they really? i remember seeing crap about that in dumb magazines and dumb tv shows, but i've never actually heard of people going to them.
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