The pulse rate can alert the individual about any difficulties in our health, and if a person's pulse is too high or low, it can be an indication of some sort of medical issue. ... This was because after an individual stops exercising, the process of high demand for oxygenated blood starts to reverse; the blood vessel constricts to resume a normal flow of blood, the muscles stops demanding oxygen and stops creating metabolic waste. ... High temperature increases the heart rate whilst low temperature decreases the heart rate. ... Lisa's blood pressure would also increase temporary d...

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Research shows that why protein is possibly effective for giving infants a lower risk of developing Eczema (itchy red skin) if they consume whey protein. ... In terms of there being a lack of enough sufficient evidence, there are unproven possibilities that whey protein can improve any of the following: Athletic performance, Asthma, Cancer, Cystic fibrosis, Asthma caused by exercise, Non-alcoholic liver disease, Hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, High cholesterol, High blood pressure, Infections developed while in the hospital, Inherited disorders that cause mental and developmental problems, Ovarian cysts,...

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High school, college, and professional athletes, and every day people use these supplements all the time. ... Research shows that creatine will improve high power performance during a series of repetitive high power output exercise sessions. ... Ephedrine increases blood pressure and heart rate, and decreases food intake by suppressing your appetite. ... These side effects include irregular heart rates, elevated blood pressure, dizziness, headaches, heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and death. ... It may cause acne problems and oily skin, may lead to baldness, and can reduce sperm. ...

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Exercise reduces mineral loss in older people and inactivity accelerates it. ... Exercise decreases heart disease and high blood pressure through strengthening the heart muscle. ... Injury prevention As individuals age there is reduced mobility, failing senses, and longer nerve reaction times. ... This is when the legs become weak very quickly causing the victim to fall to the ground resulting in a loss of consciousness, this relates to a fall in blood pressure or constriction of the brains blood supply. ... Finally the last extremely harmful movement would be deep knee bends, fast sharp bou...

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