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When i eat alot of sugar right before bedtime i wake up the next day with heart rate in the 80s. it's subsided to 70 within 15min. why is this?
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Not abnormal: Heart rates between 60-100 are quite normal. A drop between a the 80s to 70s is not really anything to be concerned about unless you feel "off."
Answered 9/28/2015
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