Unfortunately for this topic, the 2 words cancer and CO2 have too many other connections in this context to be search-engine friendly enough to yield out any relevant result.
Anyone knows an article/paper or two concerning this topic?
Probably negligible, if the person has any degree of acid base regulation of the blood. CO2 dissolves in water to form a buffer solution of carbonic acid. This is regulated by various other body chemicals, along with breathing.
TL;DR holding your breath has a bigger effect
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Anonymous2008-09-19 8:44
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Can't be done. You're black >>4,3,2
All show signs of "Negrosity".
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Anonymous2008-09-19 9:32
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Look at this nigger.
Cancer cells show higher metabolism so they'd produce CO2 in greater amounts, faster.
That's why MRI scans work, faggot.
Enjoy your misguided view on life.
From what I recall, the magnetic fields in MRIs flipped hydrogen atom spins.
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Anonymous2008-09-21 2:22
that entirely depends on which radio frequency is specified.
why would they try to detect water? the whole body is full of it.
it's easier to detect tumours if they detect CO2.