Chapter
The Science of Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide
01:48 - 07:24 (05:35)
This podcast discusses the process of metabolizing energy and how it results in the release of carbon dioxide. It also explains how carbon monoxide can be deadly by binding to oxygen instead.
Clips
This episode explains how breathing and cellular metabolism are interconnected and how the body derives energy from fat and carbohydrates.
01:48 - 02:58 (01:09)
Summary
This episode explains how breathing and cellular metabolism are interconnected and how the body derives energy from fat and carbohydrates.
ChapterThe Science of Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide
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Carbon dioxide is a byproduct of the energy metabolism process in which it is accessed and expelled through different mechanisms, including the mitochondria.
02:58 - 04:16 (01:17)
Summary
Carbon dioxide is a byproduct of the energy metabolism process in which it is accessed and expelled through different mechanisms, including the mitochondria. The rise in carbon dioxide levels is detected by receptors in the body, while carbon monoxide can be dangerous as it binds to oxygen.
ChapterThe Science of Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide
EpisodeA MASTERCLASS On Weight Loss, Stress Management, Building Muscle & Reversing Your Age w/Andy Galpin EP 1247
PodcastThe School of Greatness
When experiencing anxiety or stress, the body may exhibit changes in vision and heart rate due to the narrowing of attention to potential threats.
04:16 - 07:24 (03:08)
Summary
When experiencing anxiety or stress, the body may exhibit changes in vision and heart rate due to the narrowing of attention to potential threats. This can be triggered by events such as receiving a bad text, watching a scary movie, or getting stressed over a message from a significant other.