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Sometimes, i spend most of my days watching videos on my laptop while laying in bed and i notice that my heart rate is low (60-80) is this normal?
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Normal Heart Rate: Your reported heart rate is absolutely normal. No need to ask the question. You are normal.
Answered 4/21/2013
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