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I lead a sedentary lifestyle due to work from home and I have a pulse rate of 65/min and having breathing issues like that the amount air I take that's not sufficient and for that I panic and feeling very weak...having gastric issues and previous history of anxiety.
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Walk 5 kms / daily morning
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Please do regular exercise to improve your well being.
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