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Hi. i sometimes measure my heart rate. most of the time, it varies from 70 to 85 bpm, but before i sleep it varies from 50 to 65. is this too low?
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Not necessarily if: ...you are an athletic individual, and your slower heart rate correlates with a supine position.
Answered 5/23/2017
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