The cardiologist said the same thing about that being a strange statement. I think my primary care doctor is trained in Asia and somehow got a license to practi

The cardiologist said the same thing about that being a strange statement. I think my primary care doctor is trained in Asia and somehow got a license to practice here, so I guess they have a different philosophy? That's why I got a second opinion. I think what happened is that the doctor finally looked at my recorded heart rate over the 10 years I've been visiting him and saw it lower dramatically. >Are you comparing this number to resting heart rate values in literature? Lowest recorded HR during sleep and the value people are talking about when they say "resting heart rate" are very different things. Yeah not sure about this. That's why I gave the 49 bpm when sitting, but I tend to visit my primary care doctor in the morning after I get up when my heart rate is probably mid 40s.