ZhouHan

A 36 year old close friend of mine who gets wicked PVCs after exercise.  She does a breath hold and you can hear a bit of a murmur.  We were having fun recording

An exercise exam of a friend with mild MVP.  Her recovery rate is slow because of this.  It is hard to hear the click because of the speed

Trying to help a friend end her Tachycardia attack. We tried breath holds and mild artery stimulation as well.  I recorded her Femoral artery as we were lightly massaging her left carotid artery.  Lots of skips near the end.  The attack spontaneously ended after 20 minutes. 

Heartbeat going wild on walking 3 stairs

Woohoo! 💖💫 Get ready for some soothing heartbeat goodness, lovelies! Join me in welcoming the stunning Carolina and delightful Dakota. ☀️☀️ The sun is shining bright here in lovely Los Angeles, wrapping us in its warm embrace. ☀️🌴 Our little sanctuary of tranquility happens to be the coziest corner in the house, but boy, it's been turning up the temperature! 🔥 Our lovely ladies couldn't help but feel the summer heat, and you know what that means – their heartbeats dancing to the rhythm of life! 🌡️💓 Let those guh-gunk guh-gunks serenade your senses as their heartbeats play a sweet symphony. 🎶🩺✨ Immerse yourself in the joy of comparing their one-of-a-kind heartbeat melodies as they take turns holding the stethoscope, letting you in on the secrets of their inner symphonies. 🎶💖 So sit back, relax, and let the heartwarming vibes wash over you like a gentle breeze on a summer day. 🌬️💕 Get ready to be swept away by the magic of their heartbeats! 🌟🌟

Pressure part 2 followed by some breath holds!

Part 1 of pressure from the other night! Something happened and the recording got cut off right as I had some really good skips 😭 But I do love how she moves my whole body!

Per request I did a pressured heartbeat! I absolutely love how pressure effects my heart and this vid was no exception. I use the belt method (strapping a belt as tight as possible against your chest and putting the mic under it right on your heart) and I got some amazing visible skips! Everytime I took a breath in my heart would start to skip and stumble against my ribs with no room to pound properly.

after this file my heart was so exhausted it stayed tachycardic for, no joke, almost 5 hours straight

Couldn't hold my breath for long, but it had some effect on my heart for sure!

Per request I did a pressured heartbeat! I absolutely love how pressure effects my heart and this vid was no exception. I use the belt method (strapping a belt as tight as possible against your chest and putting the mic under it right on your heart) and I got some amazing visible skips! Everytime I took a breath in my heart would start to skip and stumble against my ribs with no room to pound properly.

Iykyk...

I had to give it a quick break

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