studies on low level co2 exposure in truck cabs.

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{"text":"why haven't they done any studies on co2 exposure in cabs, especially relating to regen exposure? Prolonged low level exposure can cause inflammatory vascular injury. You know how they worry about heart attacks and my eating? why dont they worry about heart attacks and my breathing? they wont even do a study on it. they'll hand me an unregulated chemical mask to improve breathing at night pretty darn quick, though. For sleep apnea when they think I'm fat. Sleep apnea masks aren't regulated by the FDA for what chemicals you breathe. Did you know that mouth breathing lowers your Nitrous Oxide levels? Nitrous oxide improves your scx health. The little blue pill was originally made to open nasal passages. If you are struggling with your scx health, meditation is a solid tantric solution. breathing practices matter. consciously breathe through your nose. my hormone levels changed being a driver. I used to get my period naturally every six weeks. I'm at 28 days like clockwork. I haven't been that way my whole life. something changed. that's how I noticed things are different and I'm curious why.  I'm sure I have increased cortisol levels. it's just interesting to me. ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"Tips: \nBuy some window screens from BreezeWay. \n\nClose your front curtains instead of the middle curtains so you have more open breathing room in truck. \n\nGet a small air purifier. \n\nGet a small humidifier or oil diffuser. \n\nFind any drain holes or drill holes in floor of truck and plug them up with caulk or Gorilla tape. A lot of manufacturers and carriers have drilled holes somewhere in the floor board to mount a fire extinguisher or inverter in the truck. And there’s usually a small drain hole under the sleeper’s bed. Plug those holes up and use the Breezeways screens. \n\nI keep an open bottled water in a cup holder in my sleeper to help humidify the air. At home, I keep a fresh bowl of water in the bedroom to keep the heat and A/C from drying me out. \n\nAnd get a battery powered carbon monoxide detector for your truck. \n\nThe newest trucks from Freightliner, Volvo, and International have air filtration systems that help freshen the incoming air. \n\nDon’t use the Recirculate on your heat or A/C while driving. Keep fresh air coming into the cab. \n\nAnd every morning sit up straight and do a minute of deep slow breathing exercises with your belly, not your chest. "}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"They have done various studies on CO2 from sleep apnea, to it's effects on global warming (often inflated models), to how plants seem to like it (\"global greening\").\n\nhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4046364/\n\nhttps://principia-scientific.org/study-co2-not-causing-climate-change/\n\nhttps://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/carbon-dioxide-fertilization-greening-earth","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Certain hazards come with the job. No studies necessary, if you don’t like the job then find something else. That’s a free market. I can do a study and have the results find that co2 makes you healthy. It’s all b.s. I’ve got 30 years of rolling coal in my lungs and I’m fine. I’ll probably have at least another 20 and I’ll be fine then too","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Forgot to add in the first link talks about \"low level carbon dioxide exposure\" as experienced in a submarine.  But you are thinking of...  carbon monoxide (such as from burning a fuel), not carbon dioxide (such as from exhaling)","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"You know since getting into trucking as a career issues like this one have been on my mind as well along with others just as important. But in all honesty just turn off your truck when ever you can or whenever you're in the sleeper. When driving crack the passenger side window for a bit of fresh air especially if you run the ac or heater. I know this isn't the most lucrative of careers but Walmart will be your best friend (Power converters, compact heaters, air purifiers, cook ware, etc). Plus you'll always be able to park your truck with ease in their lots. Best times imo early AM or late nights. No lines and better lot parking. Good luck, keep up with your health, and be safe out there. Oh and GET THAT MONEY!!!","replyToPid":0}