but I'm on beta-blockers and my readings arn't of a 'normal person' (if there is such a thing!!!!). I'm trying to find out if there is some way of calculating the different fat burning zones which allow for beta-blockers! - I don't know
that people with this range of restin gheart rate should use a non-standard body-fat monitor - my current reading is 33%, which doesn't "feel" right (maybe that's just wishful thinking tho'). Anyone else have this phenomena? Any words of advice out there? hmm
Hi,I originally posted this in the health forum yesterday but got no response. It's now dropped to the bottom of the second page so I decided to give it one last try here:Has anyone had any experience of running whilst taking beta-blockers?I started
and like the occaisonal beer or glass of wine but only in moderation (usually).So where has it all gone wrong? BW, have a look at this site, lots of useful info. http://www.bpassoc.org.uk/index.htm Whats your margerine, bread intake like?The trans fats have
in itself is enough to send the BP high!) I was diagnosed with Hypertension and prescribed a cocktail of pills, including a BetaBlocker. I still believe the high blood pressure was due to a trio of stressful events in my life at that time, but the Consultant
beyond the point at which you have to change from predominantly glycogen burning to predominantly fat burning, are very hard on the muscles.It's mainly practice - as your body learns that you're going to make a habit of doing stupid things like long runs
's not a question of cycling being "picked on" - the pro cycling industry have brought the problem on themselves by denial, inaction, subterfuge and blatant cheating......... Yea what they said innitDrugs are for mugs As fat buddha
readings after seeing Vixx76's reply and the readings are 147/91 HR 54 which is pretty common. Next time I'm on the treadmill I'll take a HR reading 3/4 hours later. Diet is pretty low fat with plenty of veg/fruit/water. Last time I had a Cholesterol
, now I am not doing anything.As well as no running I am currently on a beta-blocker (Bisoprolol) which fairly effectively stops me from doing much anyway. And aspirin to thin the blood. Next week I have an exercise test to see if the last round
) Drunk at 7 am Corinth - that's good going! Beta blockers and whiskey really don't mix have you tried whiskey and ginger ale.....much better Corinth. Please don't don't start that again.You know full well what the e-mail you begged me to send ou
