What happened to the person that held their breath the longest?

Answer 1

the longest a human has ever held there breath was 18 minutes and 99 seconds

Answer 2

The longest time to hold the breath underwater with pure oxygen prior to the attempt was 22 min 32 sec by Goran Čolak at the Zagreb main square in Zagreb, Croatia, on 29 September 2013.

The longest time to hold the breath underwater for a female with pure oxygen is 18 min 32.59 sec and was achieved by Karoline Mariechen Meyer (Brazil) at the Racer Academy swimming pool, Florianopolis, Brazil, on 10 July 2009.

Stéphane Mifsud holds the world record for Static apnea without oxygen. He held his breath for 11 minutes 35 seconds on 8 June 2009 in La Crau, France.

World champion freediver Tom Sietas held the previous world record for static apnea on pure oxygen and held his breath for 22 minutes and 22 seconds underwater. And he held the previous record for Static apnea without oxygen as well by holding his breath for 10 minutes and 12 seconds in Athens, Greece on June 7, 2008.

The magician David Blaine is also known for setting the record in 2006 at 17 min and 4 sec underwater.

Answer 3

The person who held their breath the longest was David Blaine, who set the record at 17 minutes and 4.4 seconds in 2008. Holding the breath for excessive periods can be extremely dangerous and should not be attempted without medical supervision. The body needs oxygen to function properly, and depriving it for too long can lead to oxygen deprivation, unconsciousness, and even death.

Answer 4

Tom Sietas held his breath for 22min and 22sec in 2012 breaking previous world record of 20 min 21sec