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I've occasionally dug deep enough into exercise-inducded hypoglycemia to have very, very mild hallucinations, but mostly it just forces you off the bike; if you
by kmavm 17y ago
I've occasionally dug deep enough into exercise-inducded hypoglycemia to have very, very mild hallucinations, but mostly it just forces you off the bike; if you could go on exercising at that point, you'd be at risk of doing neurological damage, like someone injecting an OD of insulin. I'm familiar with Robic from other articles, and it seems pretty clear that his craziness is sleep-deprivation induced. He wins those multi-day "ultra" events more by sleeping much less than by going faster.
- ComputerGuru 17y ago90 minutes of sleep a day is enough for "normal people" to avoid hallucinations... But doing what he's doing, I'd imagine he'd need a hell of a lot more, so you're probably right.