i tried to fly out today and i ended up being bent

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Difference between the tables and computer is that tables (in general) assume square profile and computer tracks current situation and calculates loading based on that. So in general what you will see is that computer would show longer time but less gas loading than the tables.

I'm not sure if you're responding to me, but if so I do understand the difference between tables and a computer in terms of square vs. actual dive.

What I was trying to compare is actual dive time on the OP's dives, vs. actual dive time on my own dives. Since I know he was using a computer, and since he used the term "bottom time" instead of "dive time," I am not sure if he was counting dive time (like my computer does), or bottom time (like maybe some other computers do, or like one would with tables, or like one could do if one looked at one's computer profile and adjusted the time to be the traditional, table, time).

If you weren't replying to me... oops, nevermind.

Thanks,
Blue Sparkle
 
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Kell, I hope you have ordered the download cable for your computer. I think you want to see the graphs, and I'd like to if you would share.
 
What you mentioned are not alternative medicine. Supplements and active ingredients of plants are not alternative medicine. Willow bark extract is good example as well (aspirin).

So I encourage you to find any study on the homeopathic medicine that confirms it works.

Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine.
Herbalism, however, IS also a form of alternative medicine.
Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine.
And so on.

I have a tendency to dump homeopathy and herbalism together in my own mind which is NOT the correct thing to do. We don't see much homeopathy in my area, but do see a lot of herbalism.

I agree with you....homeopathy (without herbalism) is a crock.

Sorry to swing it off topic.
 
Kell, I hope you have ordered the download cable for your computer. I think you want to see the graphs, and I'd like to if you would share.

This computer does not have a download cable they only offer it on the more expensive react pro unless you have a device that can do that. The computer does have an external connector but in the book it says that is for factory service not for users to download from.
 
I never take anything much except IB profin once in awhile but My wife has had problems with sea sickness her whole life she even got sick on a carnival cruse ship once. She can't take anything it all puts her to sleep this trip I picked up one of those homeopathic devices you sniff called Quease Ease Aromatic Inhaler. It worked on her we couldn't believe it the boat we went out on in Key largo was so rough we had to sit on the floor or we would fall down.

Quease Ease you mention is not homeopathic medicine it has essential aromatic oils to do the work. Homeopathic medicine is basically diluted "active ingredient" to the point that you can find more molecules in a sip of tap water than in the medicine. (Or sugar pill in case of "hard product".)
 
Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine.
Herbalism, however, IS also a form of alternative medicine.
Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine.
And so on.

I have a tendency to dump homeopathy and herbalism together in my own mind which is NOT the correct thing to do. We don't see much homeopathy in my area, but do see a lot of herbalism.

I agree with you....homeopathy (without herbalism) is a crock.

Sorry to swing it off topic.

Herbalism does have some active ingredients so it might work and does have some effects to the body.

Acupuncture and homeopathy are crocks however. There is no medical study confirming either of the two works as advertised.
 
Herbalism does have some active ingredients so it might work and does have some effects to the body.

Acupuncture and homeopathy are crocks however. There is no medical study confirming either of the two works as advertised.
Er ... digitalis doesn't work? News to me ... I guess I missed the memo.:D
 
I said herbal meds might work.

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Thank god the bubles went south and not north eh?

I work at a inpatient physical rehab center and see first hand the tragedy of both ischemic (which you could've gotten..I think) and hemorrhagic strokes

I wonder if they'd let you do a dive at BHB during your stay

heh
 
Mine was a light DCS as the medical professionals put it they see a lot worse come it some dragging a foot some are half dead they had a guy they said he would seem to get better as along as they kept him in the chamber eventually he died in the chamber. The techs told me about a few cases like that usually from popping up fast OOA situations AGE is usually the killer.Paralysis the more common in sever DCS they show up at the hospital when they can't urinate according to the HBOT staff. They told me about 1 guy who dragged his foot he did 30 days in the chamber 90 minutes sessions each day and on the 31 day it worked.
 

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