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Unironically, we pack food in #CO2 bags to protect it from bacteria and extend its shelf life. An exposure to oxygen will accelerate the decay of food. In the same way, our body needs CO2 to improve the transfer of oxygen from the blood into the cells (the mitochondria), where it's needed for the creation of energy...
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