Demographic Change In Heart Rate

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The figure 1 shows the average percent change in Heart rate during different conditions of the subjects. The conditions were control Heart Rate and Breath-hold Heart Rate (bpm), new control Heart rate and room temperature (at 25 degree C) Heart rate (bpm), new control Heart rate and cold water (at 3 degree C) Heart rate and new control Heart rate and Heart rate warm water (at 33 degree C) Heart Rate. In the figure 1, the average percentage change increased at control Heart Rate and Breath-hold Heart Rate (bpm); the average percentage change decreased at new control Heart rate and room temperature (at 25 degree C) Heart rate (bpm), new control Heart rate and cold water (at 3 degree C) Heart rate and it started to increase in new control Heart

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