Learn about the phenomenon of nitrogen narcosis, its symptoms and effects, and how to deal with it safely.
Nitrogen anesthesia is a phenomenon that occurs in the depths and gives you a pleasant euphoria, but it impairs your wisdom and exposes you to danger.
At depths, which usually start at 30 metres, the partial pressure of nitrogen rises to such an extent that it acts on the brain as a mild anesthetic similar to the effect of mild alcohol.
Orgasm makes you forget the rules. Nitrogen-anaesthetized divers saw safety in danger and dived too deep or ignored their partner's signals.
Grading in depth accustoms the body and some people are less sensitive than others, but no one is completely immune at great depths.
Orgasm in the depths is a warning sign, not an invitation to relax. Go up and you will be fine.