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I think this is making the assumption that temporally elevated HR and BP is bad.
by johnisgood 3mo ago
I think this is making the assumption that temporally elevated HR and BP is bad.
- kranner 3mo agoIt's a fair assumption being a known potential cause of death. Of course I'm now assuming death is bad.
- kataklasm 3mo agoBy that argumentation sport is bad and a potential death risk factor, it also elevates heart rate and blood pressure!
- brookst 3mo agoNot to mention art, sex, walking, etc, etc
- literalAardvark 3mo agoI think you'd be surprised how often doctors still say that
- parineum 3mo agoIt has substantially more benefit than that risk. Physical exertion also has the added benefit of lowering rest hr and bp.
- johnisgood 3mo agoYeah! I added that as an example and then edited it out. Your parent's comment makes no sense. Water can kill you, too! It does not mean that drinking water is bad.
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- swed420 3mo ago> lazy pothead But not all potheads are lazy, and many non-potheads are. Media tropes sure are great at propagating myths and generating false stigma, which creates a chilling effect for ever correcting the former. https://thereitis.org/mr-x-by-carl-sagan https://thereitis.org/mr-x-by-carl-sagan
- Teever 3mo agoI find it interesting how many people come out of the wood work to make disparaging comments about people who use cannabis whenever the subject of cannabis use comes up on HN. Having lived in a country where cannabis has been legal for about a decade now it's quaint seeing this kind of casual disrespect levelled by a stranger. I wonder if this kind of mindset is still common here and people just don't vocalize it anymore, or if it's the kind of mentality that continued criminalization perpetuates.
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- swed420 3mo ago> how many people come out of the wood work to make disparaging comments about people who use cannabis It's actually not even just HN. I've noticed this with many people in real life (US). It's especially strong with the subset of Boomers who never used it. They make it part of their personality to have not used it, while often fully embracing alcohol and ignoring all of the personal and societal risks it brings. Surely they pass this mentality onto their kids with a 50% success rate. Maybe it's some kind of inferiority/superiority compensation mechanism for not being a hippy like their rival sibling was, etc.
- newaccountman2 3mo agoTech at some point shifted way too far to the right because the money started attracting the wrong crowd.
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- goodroot 3mo agoRight, the rationale for why saunas and heat stress is good for you is specifically because it raises the heart rate.
- retrac 3mo agoHot sauna is often cautioned against for those with existing cardiac or vascular problems, with some reason.
- DANmode 3mo agoExercising or stressing damaged or degenerated tissues = bad
- hbcdbff 3mo agoSauna raises HR without increasing blood pressure though (modulo some possible initial short spike at the beginning), because your blood vessels dilate.
- iwontberude 3mo agoCannabis causes dilation of blood vessels and elevated HR, it’s the same effect. If you take a big dab you can definitely feel your blood pressure drop and muscles relax even though your heart rate has increased.