Tag: asphyxiant
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Serious Concerns Over Masks and Carbon Dioxide Levels
The normal breathing process is when you inhale, you are breathing in oxygen. When you exhale, you are breathing out carbon dioxide/CO2. By prolonged use of masks, you are disrupting the normal airway, breathing process, and inhaling excessive carbon dioxide/CO2 instead of oxygen. Carbon dioxide is classified as an asphyxiant gas. Are these required face…