can domeboro slow your heart rate down?
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Domboro soak contains aluminum which has no affect on heart rate.
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I have seen this make a person's heart rate drop close to a fatal ending at where I work.. Please stop taking it and tell your doctor and demand something else in its place..
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It depends on the duration of the "high" pulse. I would be concerned if you for example had a pulse rate of 130 or above for several hours.\n\nOn the other hand 130 pulse rate during strenuous exercise for short periods of time would not be a cause for concern unless there were other symptoms involved such as an irregular heartbeat.\n\nYour Doctor is your best source of information.
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no \nyou need to get your heart rate up
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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
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Stress is for sure. As for the heart stopping for a few seconds....How would I know, I wasn't sleeping with you!??!! LOL
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hmmm..\nyou can see how albuterol sulfate (asthma medicine) changes someone's breathing or heart rate lol
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I was wondering the same thing this morning.  I sure did feel my heart pounding, so it had to increase my heartrate!   I don't think it is the only exercise you should rely on. :)    Try walking 30 minutes a day!  Then come back and masturbate.
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60-80 beats per minute
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Both are depressants (lowering Heart rate and breathing). \n\nEventually you slow your system to a point that it stops.
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Your heartrate will slow down as you keep holding your breath. Once you start breathing again, it will increase to above normal for a while and then settle back to normal.\n\n(Assuming you are not exerting additional force, such as swimming underwater)
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Toprol is a beta-blocker.  (there are different receptors and binding of molecules causes different effects--binding at the beta receptors increases the heart rate and eventually the blood pressure)  It controls the heart rate and also decreases the blood pressure.  Controlling the heart rate during a heart attack is important because it decreases the amount of oxygen that the heart needs and during a heart attack, there is less oxygen available in the first place.  If your father has just begun to have these symptoms recently, it sounds like he should go to the emergency department.  there may be something seriously wrong--slurred words may be a sign of stroke, or they could all be signs of a heart attack with decreased blood flow to the brain.
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It is different for everyone. Anything less than 60 beats per minute is regarded as bradycardia. Good gas exchange doesn't usually occur at under 60 beats per minute, or over 100 beats per minute. The high end is 100 beats per minute. Anything above that is considered tachycardia for which a medical intervention is required.\n\nNow that being said, when you work out, your heart rate can exceed 100 beats per minute. That is why it is important check your heart rate regularly during exercise to make sure you haven't exceeded the maximum heart rate and also cool down properly when exercise is completed. When you heart rate is high and you stop activity abruptly you can cause yourself to have a heart attack.  When working out it is best to maintain your target heart rate. Below is some helpful information about heart rate.\n\nHere is the formula for the target heart rate. It is different for every age:\n\nhttp://www.stevenscreek.com/goodies/hr.shtml\n\nMiller formula for maximum heart rate:\n\n217-(0.85 x age)= maximum heart rate
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My neighbor is doing the same thing. He is using rap music and rock to show how it speeds up the heart rate and slow music to show how it slows down the heart rate. You need to play the music with different people and get their heart rates and variables with each type of music. I would try it out with 10 people and use those as your variables. I would also try looking up information on the internet from people who have also done this study before. Take their pulse before they listen to the music and after and record it. Make a chart of each person and record the findings on the chart.
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Yes, respiration does have an affect on heart rhythm. Breathing in is an active process - muscles are contracting and your chest is expanding. Most of the time when you exhale (not exercising or being active), your muscles relax so your heart rate slows.  \n\nIf it bothers you, you might want to get it checked out.
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The heart itself has an internal clock of when it contracts.  However, it is influnced by the autonomic nervous system, in that the sympathetic nervous system increases heart rate, and the parasympathetic system DECREASES heart rate.  Under normal conditions, the parasympathetic system is in more control of heart rate.  When you eat, parasympathetic control is EVEN GREATER.\n\nSo eating slows down your HR.
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I would go back in to your doctor and let him/her know what your concerns are. I'm pretty sure that Atenolol is meant for daily use though and that if you're on it for hypertension and you're not taking it daily it won't work because you won't have a steady level of the drug in your system. I checked my drug book and saw nothing about it being a PRN med. I would also say that if you notice that your heart rate falls to 50 I would not take the next dose and contact your doctor.