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A member asked:
If you are studying for school. should your heart rate be higher or lower then normal? or is there no effect?
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Normal rate: As long as you are not stressed out, studying by itself should have no affect on your heart rate. Hopefully you re not drinking too much coffee or taking stimulants.
Answered 12/13/2020
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