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Is it normal for heart rate to decrease with lack of carbs? with carbs it's in the normal range. without many carbs it's in 50's. rises with exercise.
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Not normally: Not normally in someone who has a normal glucose metabolism. You might want to be seen just to make sure you are not having some form of hypoglycemia; although it would be an unusual presentation.
Answered 1/31/2015
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