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Effect of exercise training on respiratory reactions when breathing 5 percent carbon di oxide and 14 percent oxygen gas mixtures

Krasnikov, N.P.

Kosmicheskaia Biologiia i Aviakosmicheskaia Meditsina 15(4): 33-35

1981

ISSN/ISBN: 0321-5040
Accession: 005237740
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Effect of a hypoxic-hypercapnic gas mixture (5% CO2 + 14% O2) on exercising men was studied. At a low work load, inhalation of this gas mixture inhibited gas exchange, and after a 10-mo. training, stimulated it. Increase in physical endurance was followed by an increase in human resistance to O2 deficiency and CO2 excess in the breathing mixture.

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