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What to do if heart beat 89 even tho i'm sitting on a couch?
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Nothing: If you are healthy, you should not be taking your pulse. Hr 89 is normal. If you want the heart rate to be lower, you should be physically fit: get off the couch.
Answered 5/1/2014
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