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My normal resting heart rate is around 84 after i eat it jumps up to 96 or so. its not bothering me just makinh sure its safe.
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Heart rate: After eating some blood flow is shunted to the gut, this can cause a rate rise as you note and generally isn't problematic.
Answered 5/22/2013
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