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Altitude sickness a serious matter | Review

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Altitude sickness a serious matter | Review
May 22nd 2012, 06:43

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The three were making their way down the south-east ridge of the 29035ft peak when they succumbed to altitude sickness. Sherpa Ang Tshering, chief of the Asian Trekking company which organised the adventure, said: "Schaaf died at the south summit due

According to the National Institutes of Health, you are more likely to get acute mountain sickness if you climb faster and exert a lot of energy. Stay hydrated, and eat your carbs. Expert's can't say for sure what causes altitude sickness,

By Tan Dawn Wei , Assistant News Editor Two years ago, I was nearly halfway through the legendary 18-day Annapurna Circuit trek in Nepal when altitude sickness hit me at 4200m. Until this point, the trek had been manageable because I knew what I was in

The 8000ers is an exclusive group, and the of cost of entry is high. Really high. There are only 14 peaks in the world that extend 8000 meters (26247 feet) into the atmosphere, including, of course, Earth's highest point -- Mt.

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