1. Generalizing heartrate, 75bpm =/= 100bpm
    Shannon VanAken Shannon VanAken United States says:
    August 23, 2024 at 2:47 PM

    I find the cutoff at 75 and above to be generalizing and is not representative. Unless the article specifies that there is no statistical difference between the outcomes for those with resting heartrate of 75 and a resting heartrate of 100, I find it a little biased and very limited in scope. Especially since the NORMAL RANGE in clinic is 60-100 bpm and is not 50-75bmp.

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