The World Anit-Doping Agency Takes Issue with Hypoxic Chambers

The World Anit-Doping Agency takes issue with hypoxic chambers

5 F 906 Ab Back in July 1994, when AB first reported on hypoxic chambers - sleeping tubes, tents or rooms that simulate high altitudes, allowing athletes living at low altitude to benefit from the body's stimulated production of red blood cells - there were plenty of skeptics. But over the years, the theory has gained acceptance among world-class athletes and their trainers, who have surely noticed that as many as 95 percent of medals in any given Olympiad have been won by athletes who live or train at high altitude.

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