Research: Faster Heartbeat, Shorter Lifespan
Faster heartbeat reduces lifespan Professor Wen Qibang's study on health examination records reveals that a faster heartbeat is linked to a shorter lifespan. A healthy person's heartbeat lying flat should be around 60 beats per minute (bpm).
Anything above 70 bpm is considered fast, and a heartbeat between 90 and 99 bpm may shorten lifespan by 8 years. A heartbeat exceeding 100 bpm could potentially shorten lifespan by 13 years.
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