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A member asked:
Good exercises to do on a daily routine to lower resting heart rate would be what? son is skinny but his resting heart rate is around 90 bpm.
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Yoga, breathing: You should create an environment where u can lay down frequently during the day, in a quite place with little noise or visual distraction, closing your eyes, relaxing your muscles and focusing on positive thoughts or pleasant images. Repeat this routine few times a day for 39/49 minutes. Learn breathing exercises, nostril and deep abdominal breathing. check w with your primary doc to get an EKG.
Answered 10/14/2015
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