how age affect heart rate?
399140
actually the answer above is wrong.. As you get older your heart rate will usually decrease, as it's taking more work to pump, if it is increasing then usually the pt is in A Fib, which is an irregular heart beat that can cause an MI.. kinda like its got a short in the wire.. As you get older your heart rate will be affected, excercise and proper diet become much more important.
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Sometimes it happens. If you have been excersizing more, if you've made any changes in your life that were stressful, if you've changed your diet. \n\nCycles change as women mature and you might notice differences in how blood regulates itself when you are 18, 21, 25, 30 and 35.\n\nIt is absolutely nothing to worry about.
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The short answer is that caffeine increases pulse rate because caffeine increases the strength and frequency of heartbeats.\n\nThere is much more to this but it unfortunately requires a lot of cell biology and biochemistry to fully explain.\n\nHope it helped...TC....HF
454234
no \nyou need to get your heart rate up
355791
no it doesn't. if your heart rate is fast went you're not exercising then you are out of shape. heart rate is all about how physically fit you are. not gender.
749605
Increase because the brain thinks that by increasing the heart rate will bring it more oxygen.  Same thing happens whenever the brain is starved for oxygen, such as in carbon monoxide poisening.
1020074
thats what would happen in a healthy individual because of peripheral vasodilatation.\n\nin sick people the vessels arent as elastic so the heart rate goes up, and the vessels calibre stays the same so their pressure goes up.
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I am a RN, hope this information I will give would help you. To know the normal heart beat, 1st you should know what is a heart beat. If you bring your ear close to the left side of your child chest, you will hear a Lub-Dub, Lub-Dub, Lub Dub sound that is regularly repeating itself in less than a second. Each Lub-Dub sound marks one heart beat. Then the rythm,the time from one Lub-Dub (Heart beat) to the next Lub-Dub (Heartbeat) is the same, making a regular heart rhythm, then the rate t which is the number of times the heart beats per minute.\nHeart rate varies with age:\nNewborn  - 130-160 beats/minute \n6 Months - 1 year -100 - 110 beats/minute \nToddler  - 80 - 100 beats/minute
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The normal resting heart rate is 60 to 80 beats per minute for adults. Some very fit individuals have lower resting heart rates. Your heart rate goes up when you exercise. Your target heart (the level you want to sustain during aerobic exercise) varies depending on fitness level and age.
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What is your non resting heart rate 60-100 beats per min. is a healthy heart rate
423176
in each age a healthy individual should be 68-72 bpm.however if your an athlete should be abit lower.its just like blood pressure,if your healthy.if your not then it will be higher unless you take blood pressure meds. however i have not met many people over 60 that had a great blood pressure without medication.
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it is better for your heart to beat slower, but not too slow. A healthy person who is in shape has resting a heart rate around 60 beats per minute.
1095854
Yeah, increases heart rate, pulse, blood pressure. Not a reason to start, though.
792333
Not really, although it can tend to run in families. It is something people are born with. Very basically, it happens when a heart has an extra electrical pathway which at times causes a rapid heart rate. It sometimes can be serious, so if you haven't seen an electrophysiologist, find one soon. \nMore information is available at the Heart Rhythm Society website.\nGood Luck :>)
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It depends on your goals.  Cardiovascular wise, your target heart rate (THR) is about 80% or more of your maximimum heart rate.  Optimal fat burning occurs at 65-75% of your maximum heart rate.  Your maximum heart rate is 220-age.  So for example 220-29=191 and 70% of this is 133.  Here's a calculator to help you assess your THR:\n\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/thr.html
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Given the fact that women usually have higher metabolic rates than men therefore, women usually have a slightly higher pulse rate than men.\n\nKeep in mind that there are many other factors that have a much more significant impact on pulse rate than gender.
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yes these are good healthy exercises as are any exercises that increase heart rate and breathing. swimming, jogging, biking, even fast walking helps.\nAt least 20 min. 30 min better\nOver the age of 40 you might consider speaking to a doctor