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ChronicPainExistent

ChronicPainExistent

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Since hyperventilation is associated with fainting.
 
Linda

Linda

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I don't think it will make any real difference. Hyperventilation doesn't affect you instantly. If you jump from 100 feet you will hit the ground in about 3 seconds, and if you land on a hard surface, such as concrete, death will be almost instantaneous.
 
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