Does this have a scientific name-- heart beat rate coordinated with lung breathing?
Archimedes Plutonium
Sep 11, 2020, 4:39 PM
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So my latest quest to find a method to put me to sleep in less than 10 minutes is to count my heart beat, one-two-three-four-five-six to match my lung breathing while trying to picture my heart.
Does this have a scientific name-- heart beat rate coordinated with lung breathing?
So now I am wondering if my count of 6 for heart beat is one wavelength of the lungs breathing in, breathing out and thus the next cycle.
Has anyone done a research on what those accurate numbers are?
Does the 6 to 1 for heart beat and lung breathing offer a accurate number? If it is precisely 6::1 of heart to lung, needs a very much scientific explanation and goes directly into biophysics.
The the question occurs as to whether the heartbeat to lungs breathing remains a steady constant 6::1. So when sleeping it is 6 to 1, when walking it is 6::1 when running it is 6::1. Is that true? Or, do we take deeper breathes when running and not actually increasing the rate of breathing in and breathing out?
So is there a scientific concept in medical science of the link up of rate of heartbeat with rate of breathing. This is important not only for my Sleep book but for my upcoming book of // History (not evolution) of the Heart-Brain-Lung as a single tandem-unit-organ, by Archimedes Plutonium//.