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After eating my heart rate increases to somewhere between 100 and 130. normally it is between 60 to 80. i exercise daily but feel tired. is this ok?
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Heart rate: You should wait at least an hour after eating before exercising. I anticipate that you will feel much better. Please keep me informed.
Answered 9/9/2016
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