Does gender affect ur resting pulse rate?????
441896
Apparently so, but this is all I could find.  Next time start working on your project sooner :)\n\nhttp://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/science_fair_projects/40/511/876cb29d53dd2afebdeaadc98cecc049.html
701077
average pulse rate is 60-80 beats per minute.\n\nthe best time to try to determine your true resting pulse rate is take it right when you wake up in the morning.\n\npulse rate can decrease with exercise, esp with cardio training. The heart gets stronger and doesn't have to pump "as often". It's not uncommon to find people with good cardiovasular conditioning to have resting pulse rates in the 50s.
401121
No worries . . . a guy dies sooner than a woman anyways . . . because women drive men to death . . . lol
122443
Yes, absolutely. Of course the heart rate increases during exercise and one of the long-term benefits of exercise is that the resting heart rate becomes lower. \nAge also has an effect. Infants and children have higher heart rates than adults.
491885
one of my favorite guy friends is way more moody them me. it bothers the hell out of me. i hope people don't think all women are mooody. alot of us arn't? im pretty sure moodiness is non gender specific but if all else fails ill blame it on pms. haha
1174013
Yes it certainly could be related to the carotid blockage.\n    If your Dr has recommended that you have this taken care of surgically,I suggest you do so as untreated it can lead to worse problems.\n    Even though your heart rate is 60-65 at rest,it tends to slow down alittle more when you sleep.\n     Upon rising in the mornings you are kinda "kick starting" the heart for the day and it is speeding up until it gets itself into the rythum it needs to be at for whatever mode you are getting into.
567670
It depends on if your man or woman and your age and also your physical size. mine is about 88 beats per min.
264531
That's a generalization. I know many men that can't sit still! It definitely depends on the person. Women may appear to be more active because they talk about it all of the time. Men are just more direct and actually get it done before the woman has stopped talking long enough to notice that it is done. ;)
666427
Women blink nearly twice as much as men.\nFALSE. Blink rates are affected by emotional state, age, eye health and tasks, but the blink rate for men and women is about the same.\nSOURCE: Cornell University
366655
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.
415118
Women are more emotional than men are...for the most part.  Plus alot of it is hormonal. Our cycles change several times in the matter of a month. And what do you mean I am moody?!!!  lmto! :op~~
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...
754207
Men give off more heat than women especially if they are more muscular and burn more calories via thermogenesis.  Most men I know in fact complain of the converse-- that sometimes their female companion's skin will feel cold.  My wife and i just snuggle up more, to average out the difference!  Have fun.
104960
it's called gender sensitivity man. what a man can do, a woman also can.
1133568
Females...good news for me!!
1174770
mine is about 55-60...not an athlete but i do a lot of physical labor at work and no Dr has said anything about my heart beat being too low...i believe the lower the better...within reason of course, it means that your heart doesn't have to work as hard to move your blood throughout your body
750183
Hormones... just hormones. Female sex hormones tend to lower your basal metabolic rate (BMR). BMR determines the rate at which you burn calories and produce heat. With a low BMR (as with excess female sex hormones) means less calories being burnt and more weight gain as fat. Thyroid hormones also play a vital role. Testosterone which is the male sex hormone, raises BMR. That is why men are bit more physically active than women, because they have more testosterone. Both sexes have both hormones but not in equal amounts. Of course there are aberrants.