[Stoves] blood analysis as heath impact certification for "clean" stoves

[B.C. Romero Orellana]

maybe you can get funding to work with this. In Guatemala´s Western
Highlands is the way that people take a bath, it mean to use it at least
two times per week.  After delivering the woman take one bath every day for
14 days. You will find CO in breath above 60 ppm after one hour of
exposition.  The babys will take their first bath (10 minutes or less)
after 3 weeks after birth, it can change. Feeling tire, dizzy, and seepy
are consider for the users one of the normal sensations, if the user starts
to vomit it meens that "they stay too long" or the person who prepare the
bath use too much wood or was green or wet.


2014-04-29 21:19 GMT-06:00 Crispin Pembert-Pigott <crispinpigott at outlook.com
>:

> Dear Carolina
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> Thanks.
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> I also wondered if the children hyperventilate more easily as they heat
> more quickly as a result of having a higher surface area to volume ratio.
> It may be that the children are not more efficient at picking up CO ‘per
> litre’ of air breathed or per breath, but that they overheat more quickly
> and therefore hyperventilate sooner, resulting in their reaching
> equilibrium in a correspondingly shorter time.
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> Very interesting subject.
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> Regards
> Crispin
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> Yes they do.
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> In the case of traditional sauna, as was the case of measurements, it is
> particularly intoxicating. It can be compared to a gas chamber. Even the
> symptoms of poisoning are considered normal or what to feel. (perception of
> risk). Even in the time I worked there for some cases were fatal.
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>
>
> Carolina
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> 2014-04-29 18:39 GMT-06:00 Crispin Pembert-Pigott <
> crispinpigott at outlook.com>:
>
> Dear B.C.
>
>  Do you think that the children and adults, remembering that the children
> have 1/3 the exposure time, both reached CO equilibrium by the time they
> were measured?
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>  If so the results indicate that the absorption by children is much
> faster, but that it may not result in higher levels in the bloodstream.
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>  If this is the case, it is an important aspect of the toxicology. At some
> point the CO will equilibrate – I am just wondering if we can assert that
> it happens in 1/3 the time, children v.s adults, the ultimate level being
> determined by the available ‘supply’.
>
>  Thanks
>
> Crispin
>
>
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Carolina Romero
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