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Preacclimatization in hypoxic chambers for high altitude sojourns
Sleep and Breathing, 10/29/09
Kupper TEAH et al. – Since data about intermittent hypoxia for some hours per day to reduce the incidence of acute mountain sickness differ, it is suggested to perform preacclimatization by sleeping some nights at a simulated altitude which follows the altitude profile of the “gold standard” for high altitude acclimatization.
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