Ol argedco luciftias said:
You are doing all this exercise where your muscles are requiring an enormous amount of oxygen and other nutrients flowing to them, and having waste chemicals removed from them. And all of these are flowing through the blood. You are requiring a very high amount of blood flow, then the heart has to pump that much more to create this flow.
Perhaps during exercise whereby heatbeat can hit 150-250 area, albeit a high heart rate at a higher rate might be problematic.
The thing is the person is talking about AHS or Athlete's heart syndrome. Basically if you perform about 1 to 2 hours of vigorous intense heart pumping exercise cardio and do it for at least 5 hours a week. Within a few weeks or months your heartrate drops to a lesser amount.
The left but not the right pumps up for some strange reason our right heart stays the same barely improves but the left cranks up.
AHS should not be confused for an S4 gallop sound. If your heart produces it immediately go to the hospital and inform a Doctor of it your gonna die if you don't get it in time.
AHS allows the heart to drop so low that it drops nearly to 17 heartbeats a minute. A man posses a lowest heartbeat at 17.
The heart gets so pumped up from 1-2 hour minimum 5 hour a day work outs per week. That the heart pumps extra hard at a lower intensity.
Most people have a pitter-patter heart which pumps at like 60-90 bpm. AHS stresses the heart with bodybuilding and especially cardio that like nature your heart adapts and becomes more effective and efficient.
Reading the O.P. he wants the siddhi to control his heart but also should realize AHS is an acquirable syndrome albeit please check for S4 gallop sound go to a cardiologist if your into AHS and double-check and explain everything your doing.
Some people freak out if you detrain for a few weeks within two or three months the AHS subsides. But I think it's a trait that should be acquired who knows the Gods might train for this.
I've read of stupid new agers stating the Nordics have heart rates 300-400bpm. If anything you would think a God would have a heart rate that is probably like 15-30bpm more effective and efficient. Exercise and detraining can fix it or create it.
Most people don't reach these levels but if your stringent and disciplined in your efforts you'll get it.
Athlete's heart syndrome:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athletic_heart_syndrome
Pro-tip: Double check with a cardiologist and explain everything you do and ask them to study your cardiovascular and heart for it.
It's benign but could hide an S4 gallop or be mistaken for an issue. On top of that if you go to clinics for evaluations the nurse measuring your blood pressure will be surprised so that is another thing to keep it mind.