Oxygen Toxicity & Nitrogen Narcosis: The Brain Under Pressure
When SCUBA diving, the brain and body experience partial pressures of gasses many times that of normal daily life. Oxygen and nitrogen have very different effects on the body and at different depths - so let's talk about them. ----- Deep Dive with Ian is the SCUBA channel for curious people who want to know more about diving and the underwater world!
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