Phasic menstrual cycle effects on the control of breathing in healthy women
Slatkovska, Jensen, Davies, Wolfe · 2006 · Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology 154(3):379–388
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Progesterone acts as a respiratory drive; minute ventilation rises luteally by about 1 L/min. The effect is real — but it runs almost entirely through TIDAL VOLUME, not through rate. Which is why, despite demonstrable physiology, all that remains in respiratory rate is a swing below device precision (see goodale2019 ), and why there is no cold-start constant for it. Listed in PubMed without a DOI.
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