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Effect of exercise on the heart rate.  

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Effect of exercise on the heart rate In the average human the heart rate slowly decreases through age. I am going to investigate that from doing exercise that the heart rate will increase. From the scientific knowledge that I have gained I know that for respiration to take place the body should respire more as through exercise the muscles require oxygen. The muscles obtain the oxygen from the blood stream and as they require an increase in oxygen as they work harder the pulse rate should therefore increase gradually as the body has to work harder. When exercise is complete the pulse rate and respiration should return to the normal "resting" rate as the muscles no longer need the extra oxygen as they are not working harder. I have reached these conclusions as I believe that as the muscles use up the already existing oxygen in the blood the breathing and...

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