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[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[had pants]

 

[had pants]

 

[spizike231]

After working out for 6-7 months, dropping 40lbs so far, it looks like I may have saved myself from a young heart attack.

ECG results for my RESTING heart rate, 1 year apart.
Much steadier now and 40BPM down

 

[had pants]

 

[Belgium]

After working out for 6-7 months, dropping 40lbs so far, it looks like I may have saved myself from a young heart attack.

ECG results for my RESTING heart rate, 1 year apart.
Much steadier now and 40BPM down

Well done

As for a resting heartrate of 111 BPM though, did you ever notice it or any effects from it much?

Due to my illness I can no longer exercise much but even when I was in prime condition and had been working out several times a week for multiple years, my resting heartrate was always around 100bpm. No matter how much I lifted, ran or cycled, it wouldn't budge.

 

[daruma]

 

[had pants]

 

[spizike231]

Well done

As for a resting heartrate of 111 BPM though, did you ever notice it or any effects from it much?

Due to my illness I can no longer exercise much but even when I was in prime condition and had been working out several times a week for multiple years, my resting heartrate was always around 100bpm. No matter how much I lifted, ran or cycled, it wouldn't budge.

Thanks man!

I did, as much as I hate to admit it.
anytime I’d drink or smoke, my watch would tell me that my heart rate was really elevated. To the point that it would notify me. I think the setting is at like 140BPM or higher?

Whenever I would walk up the stairs in my house and sit down to work, I could feel my chest pounding and it would take a while for it to come down. This was likely a combo of the weight and the heart rate.

By blood oxygen also was sometime below the norm, 95% and higher is normal and often times my watch would read around 89-93%.

 

[zmaqbool]

After working out for 6-7 months, dropping 40lbs so far, it looks like I may have saved myself from a young heart attack.

ECG results for my RESTING heart rate, 1 year apart.
Much steadier now and 40BPM down

Congrats man! Keep up the hard work . Health is wealth

 

[datznasty]

$2500 rent stabilized studio in NYC. Yikes. I can't even imagine how much money I'd have to make to live there with my current standard of living

 

[bendover]

If this is Thailand
I been here
Best Pad Thai I ver had at the train stop too

 

[sneeker]

If this is Thailand
I been here
Best Pad Thai I ver had at the train stop too

looks like India.

 

[Belgium]

Thanks man!

I did, as much as I hate to admit it.
anytime I’d drink or smoke, my watch would tell me that my heart rate was really elevated. To the point that it would notify me. I think the setting is at like 140BPM or higher?

Whenever I would walk up the stairs in my house and sit down to work, I could feel my chest pounding and it would take a while for it to come down. This was likely a combo of the weight and the heart rate.

By blood oxygen also was sometime below the norm, 95% and higher is normal and often times my watch would read around 89-93%.

Hmm, mine ranges anywhere from 95 to 110 bpm but I never really notice it. I'm as calm of a person as it gets and if I didn't measure my blood pressure and heartrate regularly, I'd have no idea it was this high.
The odd part is mine doesn't really elevate much. During exercise, mine only elevates marginally higher than some of my friends with resting heartrates in the 50-60 range. I've had plenty of ECGs over the years (never as part of a cardiologist appointment, usually at the ER) and doctors have always said it's fine but I never really got an explanation for why it wouldn't go down.

 

[spizike231]

Hmm, mine ranges anywhere from 95 to 110 bpm but I never really notice it. I'm as calm of a person as it gets and if I didn't measure my blood pressure and heartrate regularly, I'd have no idea it was this high.
The odd part is mine doesn't really elevate much. During exercise, mine only elevates marginally higher than some of my friends with resting heartrates in the 50-60 range. I've had plenty of ECGs over the years (never as part of a cardiologist appointment, usually at the ER) and doctors have always said it's fine but I never really got an explanation for why it wouldn't go down.

Do you have an Apple Watch?

I took these using the ECG on my Series 6, if you’re interested in seeing how your heart rate does more often it might be worth it? Especially with a high heart rate it could alert you if you go into afib

 

[Remy LeBeau]

+ all these random *** ads! Ads are popping up in every corner of my screen. It's annoying the heck outta me.

Mine are playing extremely fast. I wonder if it's a chrome issue

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[zmaqbool]

Mine are playing extremely fast. I wonder if it's a chrome issue

Idk, could be. Been happening for a minute with me.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

VARNELL HILL

 

[walkingBred]

 

[DCAllAfrican]

 

[tr1ll]

So did the guys turn around after she walked up to ol boy?

 

[NToweG]

Soooooo what happen?



Cant confirm, but good story if it's made up.

 

[thapointguy]