Your heart must pump harder, in turn your heart wears out more quickly.
Your heart has to pump more blood through your veins because of the energy you are using to exercise so your heart has to pump faster and harder
It pumps the blood quicker to get more oxygen to the muscles...
the heart pump blood all around your body. if you damage your lungs your heart will have to pump harder which will cause you to be tired and your heart will be working really hard. some people may need to use a machine almost half a day to help them pump their blood at a decent rate because their heart was to weak to do it on its own.
The heart size would actually increase because it has to work harder to pump the same amount of blood/nutrients around the body.
The heart has to work even harder when the person is obese. It causes greater stress on the heart because it is having to pump faster to circulate blood flow.
Because you are working harder so you heart has to pump harder/faster so ut ccan get to all of your body. When you run your cells and. Muscles need new blood faster
Yes, an increase in afterload (pressure the heart must pump against to eject blood) typically causes the heart to work harder to overcome this resistance, leading to increased cardiac workload. This can result in the heart needing to pump with more force to maintain adequate blood flow to the body.
Exercise works the muscles and increases their demand for oxygen in the blood. The heart must pump harder to get more blood to the muscles to meet this extra demand. The body knows it must pump the heart harder for several reasons. Firstly, the brain tells the heart that it is exercising, and so is likely to need more oxygen. Secondly, special sensory nerves can detect subtle changes in the blood, like low oxygen and acidity, that stimulates the heart.
The first thing is exercise. The faster rate is a good exercise for your heart. Balance Diet. A build-up cholesterol makes it hard for the heart to pump blood through the arteries. Avoid Smoking. Nicotine constricts blood vessels, causing the heart to work harder. Relaxation. Stress and tension force the heart to work harder.
Our body needs oxygen to work. Blocked arteries mean less blood can pass through. To offset that, the heart has to pump harder. However, this causes the heart to overwork, eventually causing heart attacks.
pump it harder and faster