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But the ban has now been lifted after the RAF Centre of Aerospace Medicine carried out tests in an altitude chamber and the teacakes did not explode.

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First they were put into an altitude chamber - normally used in the training of new fast jet pilots - and were lifted to 8,000ft, climbing at 4,000ft per minute,

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Altitude chamber tests show that the body absorbs more oxygen into the blood this way, and passengers experience fewer headaches and less fatigue.

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Part of the money will go toward an altitude chamber — an enclosed weight room area with cardio equipment for players to train for play in higher altitudes.

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So he focused his training more on conditioning, sparring 12 full rounds at a time and even working out in an altitude chamber that mimics conditions at 13,000 feet.

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