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Can exercise lower resting heart rate even for those eho take stimulants?
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A program of exercise will over time make the heart more efficient & toned to push blood flow through the body. This can reset the heart rate baseline at a lower level for any life activity from sleep through exercise. Stimulants will increase the heart rate from baseline, whatever that baseline is. They can easily change the rate for any activity.
Answered 9/11/2022
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