The effect of training on a breathing simulator on some parameters of the cardiovascular system

Hypertensive disease remains one of the main causes of death and disability of the population of Ukraine. In our country and the world, therapeutic approaches to the treatment of this disease continue to develop, but little attention is paid to the issue of prevention of this disease. Official medicine uses vasodilators to treat hypertension. These drugs have an effect only with their constant use and a person takes them, as a rule, throughout his life. At the same time, there are a number of health systems that are aimed at increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood, but the effectiveness of their use in the context of the prevention of hypertension requires experimental confirmation. In this work, the effectiveness of using a breathing simulator to reduce blood pressure in clinically healthy volunteers aged 20-23 was experimentally tested. In the experiment, it was demonstrated that most students have a reduced concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood. One-time training increased the concentration of carbon (IV) oxide in the experimental group increased by 0.4%. In subjects whose blood pressure exceeded 120/70, training caused a decrease in blood pressure by 0.05%. In people who had low blood pressure, training, on the contrary, contributed to an increase in blood pressure by 17.5%. After 3 months of training (1 time per week), the time to fill the capnicator in the experimental group increased by 30%. It was shown that 3 months of training had no significant effect on blood pressure values.