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Vechi 08.07.2015, 00:07:32
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Si poate ca s-ar putea face si altfel. Nu stiu si pentr un om este neplacuta scufundarea cu capul si traumatica. Imaginati-va sa va bage cineva deodata cu capul in apa. Un adult stie ca trebuie sa-si ia aer, mai rezista si tot este rau. Un copil nu stie.
Intrebati si voi pe unul care a fost salvat de la inec prin ce a trecut.

Nu prea esti informata nici la capitolul asta.

Bebelusii se descurca mult mai bine in apa (sub apa de fapt) decat adultii.

Au un reflex inascut de a-si tine respiratia, reflex care se pierde mai tarziu daca nu e exersat.

Human babies demonstrate an innate swimming or diving reflex from birth until the age of approximately six months.[1] Other mammals also demonstrate this phenomenon (see mammalian diving reflex). Babies immersed in water will spontaneously hold their breath (apnea), slow their heart rate (reflex bradycardia), and reduce blood circulation to the extremities such as fingers and toes (peripheral vasoconstriction).[1] During the diving reflex, the infant's heart rate decreases by an average of 20%.[1] The glottis is spontaneously sealed off and the water entering the upper respiratory tract is diverted down the esophagus into the stomach.[2] The diving response has been shown to have an oxygen-conserving effect, both during movement and at rest. Oxygen is saved for the heart and the lungs, slowing the onset of serious hypoxic damage. The diving response can therefore be regarded as an important defence mechanism for the body
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infant_swimming


Si pentru ca o imagine (film) face cat o mie de cuvinte, uite:

Carla Underwater swimming Baby - 3 month Old
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUP15zGUYSI
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