At high altitudes, oxygen is less due to low air pressure. Making pauses allows the body to gradually adjust and produce more red blood cells. Without acclimatisation, one may feel sick. That’s why climbers and soldiers take rest stops to ...
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At high altitudes, oxygen is less due to low air pressure. Making pauses allows the body to gradually adjust and produce more red blood cells. Without acclimatisation, one may feel sick. That’s why climbers and soldiers take rest stops to ...