Do animals have an effect on the human heart rate?
959241
yes.....having an animal as a pet is good for the heart, relaxes it more and most that have pets in their lives actually live a longer life.
40640
Anything that can effect emotion will effect the heart rate.  Music can cause emotional reactions, so that if you enjoy a certain song and are happy to hear it, when it comes on your heartrate will increase.  The same is true for a song which you find dull or sad, which will cause your heartrate to slow.  It is the same effect as seeing a loved one, or hearing their voice- everyone knows that when they see someone they're attracted to, they can feel their heart racing.  The body responds mechanically to emotional directives.
458663
Yes , eating mutton or lamb will cause heart diseases. it is true
411983
It's not just humans - most mammals (and other animals to a lessor extent) have emotions.  They serve many key functions for survival:\n\nThey give a reason to act.\nThey give a reason for animals to attract each other.\nThey imprint important experiences in the brain.\nThey help animals make decisions.\n\nThere's probably more, but that's a good start.
67467
No.  The heart is just a muscle.  If you exercise, it beats more, but gets stronger and lasts longer.
467156
Animals and humans are practically one and the same, animals want to eat procreate, protect there young, humans are the same except for one thing, The ability to reason and ask a simple but important question..WHY? \n\nAsking that question has enabled humans to explore and expand,whether evolution or god had a say in that, is another question. But instinctly animals and humans are more similar than some people might like to admit to. \n\nOur behaviour can often be predicted following models based on animals. But the knowledge of our mortality and questioning of it, separates man from beast.
132954
Is this a serious question?  Did it ever occur to you that the biology of a dog is just a wee bit different than that of a human?
318325
Not the least.  It is quite natural for any animal, including human beings.  The only thing hazardous about it is, one keeps on thinking with may be sense of guilt that it is not normal.  So get rid of that and enjoy.
44005
Does music affect a persons heartrate? It got me an A. U have to come up with ur hypothesis which is the question.Then to start it I got some subjects (ex friends family)i took their heartrate before i let them listen to music, they listened to music for an amount of time(forgot how long sorry)then i measured their heartrate after(if u want you can get one of those little wrist heart monitors)but i did it this way. if ya nedd more info e-mail me.
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.
54711
No! \n\nFarm personnel, including owners, managers, and farm workers should be educated on the risk of adverse and fatal human effects associated with the use of common equine veterinary drugs such as Xylazine and Acepromazine\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/Niosh/face/stateface/ky/03ky134.html
1049545
yes.. in many ways. \n\nThe heartstrings are suseptible to emotional strains and that can give you that little pang in your heart. \n\nDepression can lead to a number of things that have a negative effect on the heart, lack of exercise, overeating, poor dietary choices, drinking, smoking and the use of illicit drugs. All of these can directly effect your heart health.
74600
Are people suppose to like animals?
872249
That's not true.  The brain gets the biggest hit.  That's why they're called EMOTIONAL.  As far as the other organs, you have to define how you measure "effect".  That is, everything gets kicked a little during an emotional wave, adrenals, muscles (including the heart), circulatory system, etc.  Just because the heart rate is the easiest to detect does not necessarily mean that it gets a bigger jolt than anything else.
1070889
Yes.  I think that the animals were here first, and just because their brains aren't as developed doesn't mean they don't have feelings.  Animals have every right to be here, if not more.
693671
No. Animals have muscles. Plants do not.
345318
YES.....\nIt is my unscientific opinion that people who love animals are more evolved that those who do not.