Leonid Tell¹*, Natalia Slivkina² and Sergey Lysenkov³

¹Medical University “Astana”, Kazakhstan
²Institute of Essence Natural, USA
³Maikop, State Technological University, Russia

*Corresponding Author: Leonid Tell, Medical University “Astana”, Kazakhstan.

Received: June 10, 2022; Published: June 27, 2022

One of the main strategies of modern sports medicine is the use of innovative corrective technologies aimed at preserving, restoring and improving the functional capabilities of the body of athletes. In modern conditions, this problem is most often solved by the use of potent pharmacological preparations, which often have pronounced and numerous side effects on the body, which is highly undesirable, where even a temporary decrease in the reliability of activity is unacceptable. In this regard, the search for new non-drug means and methods - physiological measures that have a minimum side effects and aimed at expanding the functionality of the athlete's body, seems to be relevant and timely.

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Citation

Citation: Leonid Tell., et al. “Increasing the Physiological Reserves of the Body by Physiological Hypercapnia”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 6.7 (2022): 200-203.

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