Learn How to Prevent and Treat Altitude Sickness
50% of those who climb a Colorado 14er develop mild to moderate altitude sickness: headache, nausea, disorientation, extreme fatigue, shortness of breath and in severe cases, even coma or death. Our Altitude Sickness 101 Guide includes key info and advice for preventing and treating altitude sickness in Colorado. No sign-up required!
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The 4 Types of Altitude Sickness: AMS, CMS, HACE, and HAPE
Altitude sickness is your body’s natural response to low-oxygen environments like those at high altitudes. However, it isn’t a single disease, it actually includes four
Does Boost Oxygen Help With Altitude Sickness on 14ers? It’s a Brazen Scam.
If you’ve shopped at a Colorado grocery store or gas station this year, you’ve probably seen it: A little green and silver can with the
How to Prevent Altitude Sickness At 14,000 Feet.
It doesn’t take much for altitude sickness to set in. Anyone with experience in the Colorado Rockies is familiar with the headache, nausea and fatigue
