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  1. 02-13-2005, 02:35 PM #1
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    checked my BP today

    and it was 122 over 56 with a resting HB of 62 . Diet is clean and yes lot of hockey for cardio
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    The 56 is low

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    your systolic number is very low. Any time the diastolic and systolic numbers deviate by more than 50 points there is an issue. 122-56= 66> 50
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  4. 02-13-2005, 02:46 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChefJ
    your systolic number is very low. Any time the diastolic and systolic numbers deviate by more than 50 points there is an issue. 122-56= 66> 50
    Really? I never knew that.. hmm
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  5. 02-14-2005, 10:57 AM #5
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    I guess thats bad news then. What would cause this? Very odd, last time i checked my BP before my cycle it was 133 over 75 or something like that. Could coffe do this?
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  6. 02-14-2005, 11:22 AM #6
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    Don't worry about it. Your BP is fine. If you are out there playing hockey, you have nothing to worry about. (Except, maybe, losing some teeth!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChefJ
    your systolic number is very low. Any time the diastolic and systolic numbers deviate by more than 50 points there is an issue. 122-56= 66> 50
    god ****...

    I feel kinda bad thoses days and just took my BP today... Its was 157/59 with a rest hearbeat of 52 ... What does that mean ?

    I think ill go see a doc tomorow...
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  8. 02-14-2005, 12:15 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by J-F
    god ****...

    I feel kinda bad thoses days and just took my BP today... Its was 157/59 with a rest hearbeat of 52 ... What does that mean ?

    I think ill go see a doc tomorow...
    It probably means that you're in good shape. Don't worry about the BP. I'd only worry about your heart rate if you were on a beta-blocker or calcium channel blocker.
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  9. 02-14-2005, 12:49 PM #9
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    wow a resting heartbeat of 52 is not normal... well At least i dont think it is.
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    Its fine mine is sometimes 155/75 thats an 80point gap but I am perfectly healthy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turbolag87
    wow a resting heartbeat of 52 is not normal... well At least i dont think it is.

    Rest HR is an indicator of you cardio-vascular shape.. the lower you go, the better you are suposed to be in shape.. and i do sh!tload of cardio...

    Ive heard that real athletes can go as low as 40-45 BPm range...
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  12. 02-14-2005, 02:20 PM #12
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    Cofee can effect your BP, and you blood pressure can still be affected up to 2 hrs after you lift, Any supps or medications wonder why such a huge gap.
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    Dont worry about you bottom number. If you ever get light headed or dizzy you should go see a doctor. Those are some sides for low BP.
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  14. 02-14-2005, 04:12 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by the hulkster
    Cofee can effect your BP, and you blood pressure can still be affected up to 2 hrs after you lift, Any supps or medications wonder why such a huge gap.
    Only supps im taking at the moment are Multi vit, Vit C (2grams). I think its just my diet, i have no sodium in my diet whatsoever except for the some that is included in the tune and other foods that I eat. I comfirmed that today by going to my gyms STeam room and man I sweated out 7lbs of water . I kept tasting my sweat from the beggining and no sodium taste at all. Now I have an idea of how im going to look after pct Hopefully 205lbs and ripped. Fat has been coming off, but i just dont see the definition
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