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What's the healthy resting heart rate for an asian male, 35 years old?
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Heart Rate: During sleep, HR in healthy people can even go as low as 30s. As long as asymptomatic, no problem. Upto 100 is normal by definition, however, resting and above 80 concerns us for a number of conditions.
Answered 1/5/2017
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