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Welp... guess I'll die young. My heart rate when sleeping is 65bpm, and I can't focus on anuthing if my heart rate is below 90bpm during the day.

• rubicon33 6y ago
  For what it's worth - I'm a firm believer that what is always healthy for your body, is not always healthy for your mind. Some of the most productive people I know eat nothing but donuts and coffee, and don't exercise at all. They're smart, driven, and highly successful. Meanwhile, I know a lot of people who put exercise and food as a priority, and don't seem nearly as sharp or as successful. Maybe this all washes out, with age. Point is - do whatever works for you. Don't let some blog, or some person on the internet, tell you how to perform optimally!
  • raducu 6y ago
    I did see a cardiologist after COVID-19, he did prescribe some medicine to "calm my heart down a bit", I don't meet actual criteria for tachycardia and he agree in the end that I can postpone medicine if I start any aerobic exercise -- which I still didn't, except for VR games, which can be really intense, but alas, I don't have the time for or discipline.