Bradycardia? LOL

[Pixel]

no clue

[Player]

Originally Posted by Demasu

There is no standard for blood pressure. It varies too much between people, but there's a range.

I know this, like so many other things medically related to the human being. He does/did, however, more than likely possess a healthy* blood pressure.

Read his physical advantages anyway:

Physical advantages

At the top of his career, Miguel Indurain had a physique that was not only superior when compared to average people, but also when compared to his fellow athletes. His blood circulation had the ability to circulate 7 litres of oxygen around his body per minute[1], compared to the average amount of 3-4 litres of an ordinary person and the 5-6 litres of his fellow riders. Also, Indurain's lung capacity was 8 litres, compared to an average of 6 litres. In addition, Indurain's resting pulse was as low as 29 BPM, compared to a normal human's 60-80 bpm , which meant his heart would be less strained in the tough mountain stages[2]. His VO2 max was 88 ml/kg/min; in comparison, Lance Armstrong's was 82 ml/kg/min.

* the word I should have used instead of normal, perhaps

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Originally Posted by Suite307

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What is your sport of choice? What were you doing? Sleeping? Just woke up? Drugs? Are you ill?

[Paft]

Srlsly wat program do I need?

[Jetpac]

Originally Posted by Demasu

So how does blood pressure affect the lab testing then? Because when you say lab testing I think of testing the blood for stuff, and blood pressure wouldn't affect that unless it was really really low.

lab testing as in a physiology laboratory rather than a haemotology lab

[Circuitous]

Originally Posted by Paft

Srlsly wat program do I need?

There's no program, dude.

You sit there, put your fingers against your neck so you can feel your heartbeat, then watch a clock for a minute.

[Demasu]

Originally Posted by Player

I know this, like so many other things medically related to the human being. He does/did, however, more than likely possess a healthy* blood pressure.

Read his physical advantages anyway:

Physical advantages

[SIZE=2]At the top of his career, Miguel Indurain had a physique that was not only superior when compared to average people, but also when compared to his fellow athletes. His blood circulation had the ability to circulate 7 litres of oxygen around his body per minute[1], compared to the average amount of 3-4 litres of an ordinary person and the 5-6 litres of his fellow riders. Also, Indurain's lung capacity was 8 litres, compared to an average of 6 litres. In addition, Indurain's resting pulse was as low as 29 BPM, compared to a normal human's 60-80 bpm , which meant his heart would be less strained in the tough mountain stages[2]. His VO2 max was 88 ml/kg/min; in comparison, Lance Armstrong's was 82 ml/kg/min.

* the word I should have used instead of normal, perhaps]

Damn that guy is healthy.

Originally Posted by Jetpac

lab testing as in a physiology laboratory rather than a haemotology lab

Ah, that makes sense then.

[Paft]

Free sarcasm detectors for everyone.

[squeek.]

Exactly 60. I am one normal human.