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My
work in extreme physiology, or environmental physiology, is the study
of how the human body works during exposures to extremes in the environment
- heat, cold, altitude, immersion, high G-forces, injury states, exercise,
weightlessness, high and low air pressures, and how to perform better
in these environments. This interest began as a child as I sat in the
snow watching my grandfather, the oldest member of the "Icebergs"
walk barefoot over the ice to go ocean swimming every day.
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Diving Research
- Until I get a chance to write up diving research and post articles, please see Dr. Cambell's comprehensive web site www.scuba-doc.com
- The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) and I are working on a public education program to educate about diving and hyperbarics. Watch this space. Qualified practitioners are invited to apply to contribute in their specialty.
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Are
there not... Two points in the adventure of the diver:
One --when a beggar, he prepares to plunge? Two -- when a prince, he rises with his pearl? I plunge! -- Robert Browning |
![]() diving with the Ama of Japan |

(yes, click the penguin to
see who Jolie is)
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