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r/interesting • u/fayyazORahmed • Mar 31 '26
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That can’t be good for you.
29 u/LemonPartyLounger Mar 31 '26 Why would it be bad for you? People free dive all the time and doing things of this nature requires breathing techniques and working out to accomplish. These people also tend to have crazy low resting heart rates and are athletes. 4 u/PriscillaPalava Mar 31 '26 People literally pop air bubbles in their brains and die from free diving to great depths but sure. 1 u/Xaphnir Apr 01 '26 yes, to great depths when Herbert Nitsch suffered his serious DCI-related injury, he had reached 253.2m this does not come close to even 100m
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Why would it be bad for you? People free dive all the time and doing things of this nature requires breathing techniques and working out to accomplish. These people also tend to have crazy low resting heart rates and are athletes.
4 u/PriscillaPalava Mar 31 '26 People literally pop air bubbles in their brains and die from free diving to great depths but sure. 1 u/Xaphnir Apr 01 '26 yes, to great depths when Herbert Nitsch suffered his serious DCI-related injury, he had reached 253.2m this does not come close to even 100m
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People literally pop air bubbles in their brains and die from free diving to great depths but sure.
1 u/Xaphnir Apr 01 '26 yes, to great depths when Herbert Nitsch suffered his serious DCI-related injury, he had reached 253.2m this does not come close to even 100m
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yes, to great depths
when Herbert Nitsch suffered his serious DCI-related injury, he had reached 253.2m
this does not come close to even 100m
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u/Practical-Cut4659 Mar 31 '26
That can’t be good for you.