heart rate
US /hɑrt ret/
・UK /hɑ:t reit/
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n.NounThe speed at which the heart beats, usually measured in beats per minute (BPM).
The doctor measured my heart rate during the check-up.
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Why Cat Bites Are Actually So Dangerous | RTC 35
- Is there a health risk to riding roller coasters or going to haunted houses where your heart rate spikes to super high levels?
Is there a health risk to riding roller coasters or going to haunted houses where your heart rate spikes to super high levels?
- But if you're an average healthy person, having your heart rate go up is kind of physiologic.
But if you're an average healthy person, having your heart rate go up is kind of physiologic.
Get Fit Or Die Trying
- It's important to get your heart rate up 3 to 5 times a week with cardio weights and core exercises.
It's important to get your heart rate up 3 to 5 times a week with cardio weights and core exercises.
- It's important to get your heart rate up
It's important to get your heart rate up
What does coffee do to your body? - BBC World Service
- It reduces your heart rate and generates a state of drowsiness and relaxation.
It reduces your heart rate and generates a state of drowsiness and relaxation.
- sympathetic nervous system - it reduces your heart rate and generates a state of drowsiness
sympathetic nervous system - it reduces your heart rate and generates a state of drowsiness
Green Coffee Bean - How Green Coffee Bean Works ?
- Green coffee bean is not a stimulant; it doesn't make you jittery and nervous and raise your heart rate like roasted coffee or ephedra.
Green coffee bean is not a stimulant; it doesn't make you jittery and nervous and raise your heart rate like roasted coffee or ephedra.
- Green Coffee Bean is not a stimulant and it doesn't make you all jittery or raise your heart rate like roasted coffee or ephedra.
Green Coffee Bean is not a stimulant and it doesn't make you all jittery or raise your heart rate like roasted coffee or ephedra.
This Much Will Kill You
- Because alcohol is a depressant, the area in the brain controlling basic life functions like breathing and heart rate begin to shut down.
Because alcohol is a depressant, the area in the brain controlling basic life functions like breathing and heart rate begin to shut down.
- the area in the brain controlling basic life functions like breathing and heart rate begin to shut down.
the area in the brain controlling basic life functions like breathing and heart rate begin to shut down.
Why going to the cinema is good for you | BBC Ideas
- Participants wore biometric sensors that measured their heart rate, electrodermal activity and body temperature.
Participants wore biometric sensors that measured their heart rate, electrodermal activity and body temperature.
- Although they were sitting still, for third of the film participants' heart rates entered the "healthy heart rate zone"
Although they were sitting still, for third of the film participants' heart rates entered the "healthy heart rate zone"
Smoking vs Vaping
- In cigarettes, this releases nicotine which is absorbed into your bloodstream through the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the brain and feelings of alertness.
In cigarettes, this releases nicotine which is absorbed into your bloodstream through the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the brain and feelings of alertness.
Smoking is Awesome
- Nicotine raises your heart rate while ordering blood vessels all over your body to constrict.
Nicotine raises your heart rate while ordering blood vessels all over your body to constrict.
10 Signs Your Mental Health is Getting Worse
- When you feel overly anxious, you might notice that your heart rate speeds up and your breathing rate increases, and you might experience a bout of nausea.
When you feel overly anxious, you might notice that your heart rate speeds up and your breathing rate increases, and you might experience a bout of nausea.
The Neuroscience of Breath: How to Use Breathing to Control Emotions
- One measure of how well your nervous system is functioning is something called heart rate variability.
One measure of how well your nervous system is functioning is something called heart rate variability.
- Slow controlled breathing has been shown to improve heart rate variability which means better emotional regulation and stress resilience.
Slow controlled breathing has been shown to improve heart rate variability which means better emotional regulation and stress resilience.