The heart can continue to beat for a few minutes to up to 20 minutes after death, depending on the circumstances.
Yes, complications associated with gigantism, such as heart disease and respiratory issues, can lead to premature death. Treatment of gigantism focuses on managing symptoms and reducing the risk of these complications.
It can effect a person's life because (I'm just guessing)it can cause pain in the heart (well obviously!), heart beat slower so getting closer every second to heart-stop (!). it also sends blood through body (much, much)slower and there might be pain in every joint, limb, organ,almost anywhere.
Too much serotonin, known as serotonin syndrome, can cause symptoms such as confusion, increased heart rate, shivering, sweating, and in severe cases, seizures or even death. It can be caused by certain medications or supplements that increase serotonin levels in the body.
The heart is held in place by the pericardium, a double-walled sac that surrounds the heart and anchors it within the chest cavity. The pericardium also helps protect the heart and keeps it from moving around too much during physical activity. Additionally, the heart is supported by ligaments and muscles within the chest cavity.
It refers to the stamina of your heart/lung circulatory system. Your lungs transfer oxygen from breathing to your bloodstream and your heart pumps the blood through your body. The better your endurance, the more easily this system can handle an increased workload. If you are unfit, even a short run will leave you winded and gasping for air. If you are fit, you are able to run quite a while before your heart rate increases very much. The heart is a muscle that can be strengthened. The more endurance it has, the greater volume of blood it pumps with each beat.
If your talking about the inscent, its really fast heart beat, RARE death if too much is smoked, heart attacks, and seizures. I know this from experience.
It can beat 1 or 2 times a second
1800 pumps
It is. Children's heart beat is much faster than an average adult
Stroke volume and heart rate determine the amount of blood that reaches the muscles and organs in a heart beat.
Within a single heart beat.
0.73 liters per beat.
Any exertion or exercise with make your heart rate rise. So, yes, swimming will make your heart beat fast, depending on how much energy you put into the swimming.
You don't exactly hear it as much as you feelit.
It can reach up to 1260
it can cause Heart diseases, and can sometimes cause death
Too much caffeine may cause you to have what is refered to as "premature atrial contractions" this refers to the heart is having an occsional extra beat. A "heart attack" from too much caffeine is very slim