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10.19.20 Peat Ray [915101332] — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview 10.19.20 Peat Ray [915101332]. The excerpt begins at 1:18:06 and runs for 47 seconds.

And in the loss of the carbon dioxide, you produce too much lactic acid. And the excitatory processes of glutamatergic stimulation, basic excitatory process in the brain takes over in the absence of carbon dioxide. - So that idea when we breathe less or do more of the Buteyko so we're not getting rid of the carbon dioxide, that helps when we feel anxious. - Yeah, carbon dioxide has a sedative or even anesthetic effect when you get very large amounts of it.