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I would like to kno why my heart rate goes to the 150's only after breakfast now that im pregnant?
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Oversensitive: Limbic system, part of the brain that sends out signals to organs in the body. By far the commonest cause is vitamin b deficiency through ingestion of sugar--------yes! sugar.
Answered 4/28/2013
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