Can you give a list of foods that affect heart rate?
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mco168 - phishecg6 and snoozer29's answers are accurate, but Alba.Roswell's is not.  The amount of energy it takes to chew hard foods is negligible so there is no appreciable increase in heart rate from eating stale bread, gum, raw carrots, or jaw breakers unless you are doing so while walking on a treadmill.
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Which activity is the best exercise for increasing heart rate?  Scootering, walking, running, skating?  \n\nWhich material is best for protecting something fragile? Take potato chips and wrap them different ways - bubble wrap, packing peanuts, etc.  Mail them to yourself.  Which ones are intact?  Take pictures before, during wrapping, and after you receive them.\n\nAlso, check www.dicovery.com.  It's the discovery channel web site and they have a lot of ideas.  \n\nThe show Mythbusters can also give you some ideas, but be careful, some of them should only be done by professionals.  You might be able to take one of their ideas and modify it, though.\n\nGood luck!
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pineapples, nuts and seeds (walnuts, hazelnut, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds), oily fish (mackerel, kippers, herring, sardines), protein (eggs), oats, red pepper, onions, broccoli, carrot, tomato, beetroot, sweet potato and plently of water
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the catabolic diet\n\nYou eat foods that take more calories to digest than they have in them. Like Apples. Look it up on line.. I believe there is a list of such foods.. (most every fruit and veggie)\n\nDrink lots of water and cardio is key.. raise your heart rate at least 60 minutes a week.
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My mother had a stroke in November. Following the advice of an herbalist/nutritional expert, she has been eating four stalks of celery per day. My entire family reacted to the celery recommendation with "NO, that's high in sodium!" There are different types of sodium in different types of food. Her blood pressure is coming down daily! She is going to her doctor on Feb. 14th for her check up. I think he will be surprised at her progress.
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2 reasons why my hubby had a heart attack 2 years ago. i suggest each thing you buy at the store check the cholestrol number, saturated fat numberand all listed on the package.
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Because your heart rate is controlled by your brain, which can be influenced, second by second, by many factors.  What you're thinking.  What you're eating and drinking.  How much stress you're under.  How the chemistry is taking place in your brain at that particular time.
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For a quick-fix, stay away from ALL carbs. This includes bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, sugars, etc. Even limit your fruit intake, because fruit has sugar. Eat mainly veggies and meat or fish. Have some dairy, but watch out for yoghurt because it contains sugar. Too much dairy will bloat you up, so maybe one high-calcium serve a day. Also, it wouldn't hurt to do some rigorous cardio exercise as well.\nGood luck!
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Eating a high fibre diet reduces the level of bad cholesterol. eat lentils, walnuts(super healthy for the heart), an apple every night, figs,...  omega 3's like fish, nuts, avacado help increase the HDL level. Excercise definitely helps.
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www.caloriescount.org     will help you.  It has lists of all kinds of foods and their caloric content.
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Oatmeal and fresh fruit.  Can't beat it.  Complex carbs for long term energy (oatmeal), and simple carbs (fruit) for short term energy spikes.  Plus it can help reduce your cholesterol
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1.  Pomegranite\n2.  Blueberries\n3.  Grapefruit\n\nBut all in moderation, and be sure to eat whole fruits, don't just drink juices.
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yes blinking, breathing, heart beating, digestion, urination, defication, etc...
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coffee bad for high blood presseure\neat many tomatoes\neat many cucumbers\neat much green vegetables\ndrink 1,5 litres water a day\ndo not consume any sugar\nGod always bless you. Amen.
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You will find a really complete guide to doing this at AHA.org, which is the American Heart Association's website.\n\nI advise my patients to follow a low fat, high fiber diet and to exercise regularly.  Stop smoking as this does affect cholesterol levels.\n\nLean red meat is okay a couple of times per week.  When eating chicken, get rid of the skin.  Low fat dairy is okay in moderation.  Avoid fried foods and bake as much as possible.  Avoid trans fats, which are very common in fried and store bought bakery items.  Lots of fruits and veggies are great.  High fiber breakfast cereals will help, including oatmeal, raisin bran, fiber one, all bran.
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excersize helps circulation better than eating a particular type of food
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diet, exercise, respiratory health (allergies, asthma, etc.)