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Changes in abilities associated with older age.
Changes in abilities associated with older age can lengthen reaction time. Effects differ between people and depend on health, vision, attention and abilities. Suitable ventilation and light meals help avoid conditions contributing to fatigue; no mineral content guarantees fast reactions.
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Changes in abilities associated with older age.
Maintaining comfortable ventilation merely because the cabin is ventilated.
Eating lightly because every light meal necessarily slows reactions.
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