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Chapter 825 The Secret of the Body (5) Honesty

Chapter 825 The Secret of the Body (5) Morality...

"So, what exactly is sinus bradycardia?"

Catherine couldn't help but ask. "" Novel netizens hand-printed

"A disease. A sinus rhythm slower than 60 beats per minute is called sinus bradycardia. It may be seen in healthy adults, especially athletes, the elderly and during sleep. Other causes are increased intracranial pressure, hyperkalemia

Hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, hypothermia and use of digitalis, beta blockers, reserpine, guanidine

Drugs such as ethidium, methyldopa, etc. In organic heart disease, sinus bradycardia is also seen... Generally speaking, this is due to disease or weak heart function, such people even after exercise

My heart rate can’t be raised either. My heart beats slowly and weakly, and my blood supply is insufficient. I always feel dizzy and weak.”

In other words, is it very possible that you are sick?

But Catherine is a little strange. She doesn’t seem to have these symptoms, right?

In fact, if Catherine had these symptoms, Jenny would not let Catherine exercise at all.

But the actual situation is that Catherine's physique is very good, just like someone in the game has maxed out the physique attribute.

Jenny then added: "But there is a condition called 'exercise bradycardia.' Due to long-term exercise, some athletes' hearts are very strong, beat powerfully, and have a large cardiac chamber capacity, so that they can beat less per minute.

The number of times is enough to meet the body's blood supply requirements, and the lowest is somewhat black.

A human long-distance runner can reach 28 beats per minute; but at the same time, his maximum heart rate is often higher than that of ordinary people, allowing her heart to beat powerfully and quickly when necessary, and the cardiac output energy is very powerful to support her.

The body's high-speed operation. Such heart function is very excellent."

"What about my heartbeat?"

"In this quiet state now, your heartbeat is 30 times per second..."

Close to the limit...?

"As for your situation, I think it is different from ordinary sinus bradycardia..."

no the same?

"If my conjecture is correct, your slow heartbeat should be due to your blood... Your red blood cells are very strong, and they can even absorb oxygen molecules the moment they come into contact with the air. This

It's simply terrible. If your blood cells are strong enough, your heartbeat will be harmful if you beat too fast." There is indeed something strange about her blood... It can even be said to be very strange, and Catherine herself believes this.

"The situation we are encountering now is relatively clear. Kate, your blood, or your body fluids, are different from those of ordinary people. This may be caused by a certain genetic mutation, or the activation of a certain gene that ordinary people do not possess."

Although it sounded strange, Catherine reluctantly understood it. Maybe she was a little suspicious, but Catherine still nodded.

"Kate, but your physique is somewhat similar to that of an athlete..."

"What?"

Catherine asked.

"Your heartbeat recovers very quickly. When you stop exercising, your heart suddenly accelerates... Look, it's right here." According to the record, it seems that after the exercise ends, your heartbeat briefly accelerates.

It did reach 120 beats per second within a few seconds, but a few seconds later, Catherine's heartbeat dropped to 30 beats per second.

"Your situation is so strange"

"It's so weird...it's just like a computer."

Jenny's words made Catherine a little curious.

"That's what I conjecture, Kate. Most of us can't control our bodies. Our bodies will control themselves. This doesn't change with our will. It's like a person can't hold his breath and die of suffocation.

It's the same as myself. Although this metaphor is a bit excessive, our body has its own will. I can describe it this way."

Catherine nodded.

"But if our bodies are step-by-step machines, your body seems to have achieved intelligent control..."

Catherine understood.

If we use a computer analogy, most people's computer equipment is like a system with a 486 CPU, but Catherine's body has been replaced with an i-series processor and uses the Windows 7 system.

That's probably what happened.

Catherine understood a little bit.

"But something's not quite right..."

Jenny frowned again at this time.

"What's wrong?" Catherine asked.

"I just feel something is wrong... I guess it's my intuition... Well, that's right! Why can your body fluids also help Elsa? Yes! That's it! This is the crux of the problem!"

Catherine nodded. Jenny came to see her in the first place because her body fluids might be able to help.

"I'll have Rebecca come over in a few days, and then I'll use her for experiments."

Catherine said this.

"Well, let's test the effect of your bodily fluids... Well, Kate..."

Jenny looked at Catherine strangely. "What's wrong? Is there anything strange about my body?"

Catherine asked.

"No...I just want to ask..."

"Go ahead." Catherine hated this situation of being hesitant to speak.

"I just want to ask, which body fluid in your body secretes the most...?"

"Well--"

Catherine's face turned red.

"This - this - this - uh, it depends on when..."

Catherine was ambiguous.

"when?"

"By the way...is urine okay?" Catherine asked.

"Urine?"

Jenny shook her head: "I don't know about this, but I guess it shouldn't be possible, because there is no protein in normal people's urine. In my opinion, saliva may be able, but the amount is too small, I'm afraid

The effect is not obvious..."

Jenny said this.

Catherine hesitated a little at this time.

But when she thought that Lily's leg might be broken, Catherine felt that she couldn't let this happen.

"Actually, you should also know..."

Catherine's face turned red again.

Although I am unscrupulous, some things are still very difficult even if I let them do it. It is shameful and shameful...

"We also know...?"

Jenny seemed a little confused, but soon understood...

"Hmm, it's really like this. He surrendered quickly, but he was able to rely on endurance to win. It's really enough... Well, I really didn't pay attention. In fact, it was enough in a single time...

…”

Catherine bent forward in frustration at this time.

"But this does work very well. Didn't you say that you and Elsa use 69... Okay, okay..."

Seeing Catherine's resentful eyes, Jenny stopped her original intention of teasing.

But looking at Jenny's current appearance, she is somewhat convinced that Catherine can help Lily.

"But...how on earth can we help Lily...?"

Catherine asked.

At this time, Catherine noticed Jenny's malicious eyes.

Damn it...

Do you really want to squeeze juice?

Shame! Shame!

hateful!

"Well, Jenny, do we have any other methods...? For example, something else? Or what can you detect?" Catherine asked.

"Of course not." Jenny's answer was smooth.

"ha……?"

"Because this is likely to be related to proteins or other substances, the research we need to do at this time is not that simple, so at this time, we may need a long period of time to do research, that is,

He said, if we want to save Lily, we only need to verify the effect first, and then save Lily. As for the problem itself... we can leave it to later."

Catherine nodded.

She also knows that a research may take a very long time. This is not the time to talk empty words. Everything must be based on saving Lily.

"I see……"

Catherine said this.

But...it's impossible to let Lily squeeze the juice for herself, right? And if it's other body fluids, wouldn't it be okay?

"Jenny, we don't have any... uh... some reasonable way to save Lily, and I don't have to... uh..." Catherine has never tried to stutter like she did today: "Just don't let me show up.

In front of Lily and so on..."

Although it is a good thing to have Rebecca kneel in front of him, for example, but it is only during the adjustment period, then this thing is not as good as imagined.

How do you say, juice... why does this word suddenly sound so weird to me?

Catherine couldn't complain.

"In this case, I can't guarantee the activity..."

Jenny looked a little distressed.

"I wonder if things can be preserved at low temperatures..."

But Jenny suddenly thought of something at this time, and then suddenly picked up a test tube.

"What's wrong?"

"Kate, take this with you and I'll get some experimental samples."

Jenny handed a pair of rubber gloves to Catherine.

"Well……"

Catherine complained again that she couldn’t!

"sample……?"