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Why is it i cannot get my heart rate lower then 85 usually during the day until bedtime when i am tired or early in the morning when its 50-69 bpm?
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NORMAL: Heart rate increase with activities and gets lower with rest. Are you having any symptoms? If you are not: you should not be taking your pulse and create unnecessary anxiety. None of the supplements you are taking are doing you any good. Exercise, eat well and maybe a multivitamin are all you need.
Answered 4/20/2015
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