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Chief Business Officer, Oncology | Founding Member of Qure.ai

How I Reduced My Resting Heart Rate to 55 BPM in 60 Days! [Focused on general health and biohacking] Two months ago, my resting heart rate (RHR) hovered between 70–75 BPM. At 30 years old, I committed to optimizing my cardiovascular health with a bold goal: achieve a sub-60 BPM RHR by 2025. Here’s the simple protocol that delivered results: The Two Non-Negotiable Rules 1. 16-Hour Overnight Fasting • Stopped eating 6 hours before bedtime (e.g., last meal at 4 PM for a 10 PM sleep). • Result: Reduced nighttime metabolic stress, allowing full digestive recovery and lower cardiac workload. 2. Zero Processed Foods • Eliminated additives, refined sugars, and industrial seed oils. • Switched to whole foods only (vegetables, lean proteins, nuts). • Benefit: Stabilized blood sugar and slashed systemic inflammation. Supporting Habits • Light Activity: Occasional walks (30–45 minutes, 3x weekly). • Sleep: Maintained 6–7 hours nightly (no changes from my baseline). Results • 20% daytime RHR reduction (75 → 55 BPM) in 60 days. • Nighttime RHR: Dropped to 46–50 BPM during sleep • Energy transformation: Morning alertness sharpened, afternoon crashes eliminated. Why This Matters • Longevity: Every 10 BPM decrease reduces all-cause mortality risk by 16% • Cancer Prevention: RHR ≥80 BPM correlates with 35% higher cancer mortality risk (European Heart Journal, 2021). • Chronic tachycardia drives inflammation and oxidative DNA damage—key factors in 40% of obesity-related cancers. Key Insight Dietary discipline—not extreme exercise—was the game-changer. This aligns with research showing metabolic health outpaces fitness alone in regulating RHR. Next Goal: Sustain ≤55 BPM through 2025. Stay tuned for updates! Notes: There are dates in the plot which shows higher RHR, those are dates when I ate late in the night or traveling on red-eye flight. #HeartHealth #Biohacking #Longevity #MetabolicHealth #IntermittentFasting

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Not an easy task, congrats! Managed to bring mine down from 71 to 52. Really focused on: - Good sleep (Magnesium and Zinc supps are superb) and going to sleep/waking up at the same time - Fasting like you, as well as under 70g of carbs a day (lots of protein) - Regular exercise (twice daily, one cardio and one weight session) - No alcohol Don't feel massively better for it, but future self will definitely be grateful.

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