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I had suffered with sinus tachycardia my whole life. this year i underwent a health journey and lost 70 pounds. i walk 30 min. on incline every day. i have a hard time getting my heart rate up now. is it possible the heart can heal itself?
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Health thyself : The body does have an ability to heal many things including the heart. Lifestyle changes like losing weight and exercise is one way to do that. Congratulation's on your transformation. I am sure you feel better physically and emotionally. Great job.
Answered 2/23/2021
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