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My heart rate is always 56-57 bpm while resting in bed. i am not fit and i am actually 192lbs so very over weight. causes? worry?
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Normal: That's a perfectly normal HR for someone at rest, fit or not. Your degree of physical fitness becomes an issue when you attempt to exert yourself.
Answered 10/14/2014
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