👉 Fisting fumes refer to the noxious, irritating gases and vapors produced when someone engages in forceful or violent fist-fighting, particularly in confined spaces like a cage or arena. These fumes are primarily composed of carbon dioxide, hydrogen chloride, and other volatile organic compounds released from sweat, blood, and bodily fluids. The intense physical exertion and close proximity during such fights lead to rapid breathing and increased perspiration, exacerbating the release of these harmful substances into the air. The resulting fumes can cause immediate respiratory distress, headaches, nausea, and even long-term health issues for those exposed, making them a significant concern in combat sports and other high-intensity physical confrontations.
