mandance
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We all know that optimal thyroid function means better resting heart rates. But what are your views in contrast to those of many long standing studies in which people with higher resting heart rates have a much higher chance of dying earlier than people with lower resting heart rates?
This question came into my mind, but I dont recall Peat talking about this in perticular. But it seems every study that has been done that I have come across, whether it was Harvard, or Mayo etc...it seems that they all suggest through research that higher resting heart rates usually always result in higher mortality. Now I know there are many factors here that would seem to contribute to these people with higher resting heart rates, but what are your views? What are Peats views? Thanks
This question came into my mind, but I dont recall Peat talking about this in perticular. But it seems every study that has been done that I have come across, whether it was Harvard, or Mayo etc...it seems that they all suggest through research that higher resting heart rates usually always result in higher mortality. Now I know there are many factors here that would seem to contribute to these people with higher resting heart rates, but what are your views? What are Peats views? Thanks