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Breathing mountain air during simulated high-altitude training made possible with the Alfaintek CO2 Air Scrubber. While training in the mountains at high altitudes the CO2 level can be as low as 0,03% but the typical CO2 level in altitude tent and hypoxia chamber can be as high as 0,5%! Elevated CO2 levels in altitude tents and hypoxia chambers trigger hypercapnia symptoms and make hypoxia symptoms worse. High-altitude training also known as hypoxic training involves exercising or living in the oxygen reduced air. Competitive athletes have been using altitude training at high-altitudes for many decades as it can significantly improve athletic performance. Simulated high-altitude training can be performed at the sea level with the same benefits as the high-altitude training in the mountains through the use of altitude tent and hypoxia chamber. The supply of fresh air in altitude tents and hypoxia chambers is limited and not sufficient.