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I`s a big pleasure, to smoke cigarette after the nice dive, with cup of hot tea or coffe, sitting on the jumpdeck, when boat running on the waves...
Most normal DC, that I met, has place on the boat, where you can smoking without disturbing others.
also - rumors, that smoking increase you air consumtion during the dive - it is just rumors, or may be even opposit meaning - smoking can decrease air consumption under water
I think his use of the word rumor matches the definition.. Unless you're in possession of some scientific paper that conclusively proves it one way or the other and haven't shared?Wow. I guess you can call anything a "rumor" these days if you don't want to believe it.
rumor
[roo-mer]
noun
- a story or statement in general circulation without confirmation or certainty as to facts
also - rumors, that smoking increase you air consumtion during the dive - it is just rumors, or may be even opposit meaning - smoking can decrease air consumption under water
I think his use of the word rumor matches the definition.. Unless you're in possession of some scientific paper that conclusively proves it one way or the other and haven't shared?
the definition of rumor
That study doesn't address SAC among smoking divers at all. In fact, it doesn't address any kind of diving.Yeah, I suppose you're right after all.
Effects of Smoking on Chest Expansion, Lung Function, and Respiratory Muscle Strength of Youths
I'm agreeing with you. It says "reduced chest expansion" = higher SAC right?That study doesn't address SAC among smoking divers at all. In fact, it doesn't address any kind of diving.
Go re-read the thread.
I'm agreeing with you. It says "reduced chest expansion" = higher SAC right?