Oxygen Can for high Altitude

"Remember that time spent on a rock climb isn't
subtracted from your life span." - Will Niccolls
Acute mountain sickness, commonly known as high
altitude sickness, might develop during the
adjustment to the changes in air quality at higher
elevations. It mostly happens at about 8,000 feet, or
2,438 meters, above sea level.
Altitude sickness may occur once you jaunt to a high
altitude too quickly. Breathing becomes
troublesome because you are not able to soak up
the maximum amount of oxygen. Age, sex or
physical fitness have no bearing on your probability
of obtaining altitude sickness. Just because you
haven't had it before does not imply you will not
develop it on another trip.
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