Bryan Johnson· Author
If I'm around 46-49 bpm, high probability that I'll have a perfect night sleep.
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If I'm around 46-49 bpm, high probability that I'll have a perfect night sleep.
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The most accurate predictor of my sleep quality is my resting heart rate right before going to sleep.