Effects of immersion in water containing high concentrations of $ CO_{2} $ ($ CO_{2} $-water) at thermoneutral on thermoregulation and heart rate variability in humans
Abstract Immersion in high concentrations of $ CO_{2} $ dissolved in freshwater ($ CO_{2} $-water) might induce peripheral vasodilatation in humans. In this study, we investigated whether such immersion could affect the autonomic nervous system in humans using spectral analysis of heart rate variabi...
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Abstract Immersion in high concentrations of $ CO_{2} $ dissolved in freshwater ($ CO_{2} $-water) might induce peripheral vasodilatation in humans. In this study, we investigated whether such immersion could affect the autonomic nervous system in humans using spectral analysis of heart rate variability. Ten healthy men participated in this study. Tympanic temperature, cutaneous blood flow and electrocardiogram (ECG) were measured continuously during 20 min of immersion in $ CO_{2} $-water. The ECG was analyzed by spectral analysis of R–R intervals using the maximal entropy method. The decrease in tympanic temperature was significantly greater in $ CO_{2} $-water immersion than in freshwater immersion. Cutaneous blood flow at the immersed site was significantly increased with $ CO_{2} $-water immersion compared to freshwater. The high frequency component (HF: 0.15–0.40 Hz) was significantly higher in $ CO_{2} $-water immersion than in freshwater immersion, but the low frequency (LF: 0.04–0.15 Hz) /high frequency ratio (LF/HF ratio) was significantly lower in $ CO_{2} $-water immersion than in freshwater immersion. The present study contributes evidence supporting the hypothesis that $ CO_{2} $-water immersion activates parasympathetic nerve activity in humans. © ISB 2008 |
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