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Image 1 — People saying 74 RHR is high?
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People saying 74 RHR is high?

I just made a post about my RHR (second day with whoop) and a lot of people are saying 74 RHR is really high for my age (21). I understand it’s a bit high but I think saying really high and that I should talk to a doctor is a bit dramatic. Am I wrong? When I research the normal RHR levels, everywhere says between 60-100 is a good range, putting my 74 at a fair spot.

A few things I left out - I never work out, I drink a fair amount, use nicotine/tobacco a decent amount, and do stimulant drugs when i’m drinking sometimes. I haven’t drank since saturday night other than 3 beers on monday. So if I fixed these bad habits, would I be sitting pretty nice ? Also I went to the doctor yesterday and they measured my blood pressure at 131/79. Which i know is a bit high but I think may be from just being nervous about taking it.

Edit: (I also have a cpap for sleep apnea, but don’t use it every night)

Yesterday I also started the peptides semax and selank and that was my first day with whoop aswell, so that could have a part to play in it

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Is this normal RHR?

I thought 74 bpm was a good RHR but i’m looking at posts of people saying there’s is 40 and that 60-70 is high. Am I missing something ?? This is my 2nd day using whoop. my resting heart rate typically sits at 75.

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Low recovery and HRV?

i just got a whoop yesterday and my recovery was 29% and my HRV is 35. Are these numbers bad or is it too early to tell since it’s only 1 day of data ?

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