How many times does a health heart beat daily (on average)?
962027
Well to figure that out you can see how many times your heart beats in a minute. Then multiply that by 60. Then multiply that by 24 and you get your answer. For example:\nIf your heart beats 58 times in one minute\n58 x 60 = 3480\n3480 x 24 = 83,520\nSo if you heart beats 58 time in one minute, it beats 83,520 times daily.
941762
a normal pulse rate is 60-100. You may need a physical if your HR and BP are up and has never done this before. You may just be out of shape or pushing yourself more, but it may be something more serious like heart rhythm prob or defects, anemia, etc.
1172023
How many times does a hummingbirds heart beat per minute?
665196
200 minus your age, for male. And 180 minus your age for female. That should give you the max heart rate for any age.\nFor instance: you are male, 30, and your MHR should be \n200 - 30 = 170 bpm.\nIf you are a female, 30, your MHR should be\n180 - 30 = 150 bpm.\n\nSo, 9 months in a row eh...? You should have feel the benefit for now. Congrats! Go on, make it a lifetime habit.
997059
Just follow the basics: Eat a small healthy meal Every 4 hours (don't skip breakfast). Increase your daily activities such as walking, riding a bike, swimming, yard work, house work. Find an exercise program that you like and do it two to three times a week. Finally make small steps daily to improve your overall health mind, body and heart.
748149
60-80 beats per minute
832162
The heart is a powerful muscle slightly larger than your clenched fist. It works as a pump to send oxygen-rich blood through all parts of your body. Blood contains oxygen and nutrients that every cell in your body needs to survive. The oxygen-rich blood travels throughout the arteries and vessels, nourishing the body so that it can function properly.\n\nYour heart will beat an average of 100,000 times per day. In that time, it pumps more than 4,300 gallons of blood throughout your entire body.
690497
there is no right frequency...from a few times a day to once a week or longer ..it's all normal....
1123437
FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE TWO TIMES DAILY OR UPTO 4 TIMES \n\nAND THEN UPTO 10 YEARS EVERY ALTERNATIVE DAYS \n\nAFTER 20 YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE EVERY THREE DAYS A WEEK AND THE SLOWLY REDUCTED IT WILL BE GOOD FOR HEALTH
920676
in a relationship (1 year, live together): 1-3 times a day usually, 4 or 5 occationally.
134924
Assuming the average heart beats 120 times per minute, you should get about 172,800 contractions per day.
1108139
There is a lot of variety.  Sometimes several times a day, once a day, several times a week, once a month.  And it is never the same either.  There is no set pattern.\n\nSince we made to be healthy, ordinarily doing what comes naturally can never be a problem.  Besides, the more you use it, the better it works.  Remember, though, the body needs time to recoup.  So it happens after the experience that we lose interest quickly.  That is natural too.
199725
20-40 minutes of moderate-hard physical exercise daily.
739010
No. An average heart rate for that age group is about 60-80 beats per minute. In males it tends to be higher than females. I suggest you time yourself again by using two fingers and placing them on your pulse that can be found at the wrist. It should be located towards the side with your thumb. Also, the pulse you describe is irregular and could be a sign of serious heart problems. I'd suggest really try to get an accurate pulse rate. If you don't want to see a doctar, you can always go to the pharmacy section in a store and put your arm in the blood pressure arm thing...i believe that it tells you your pulse rate too...
105064
Every day, sometimes twice. : )
49165
I wouldn't call 2 eggs daily "excessive"; however, studies have shown NO health risk involved with (reasonable) consumption of eggs, so the "eating eggs is bad for cholesterol levels and your heart" story has been largely relegated to myth status. \n\n"The April 21st issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA1999;281:1387-1394) [1] reports a study by Hu and colleagues from the Harvard School of Public Health which found no relationship between egg consumption and cardiovascular disease in a population of over 117,000 nurses and health professionals followed for eight to fourteen years. There was no difference in heart disease relative risk between those who consumed less than one egg a week and those who ate more than one egg a day."
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Cardio exercise, a minimum of 20 minutes a day.