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This is a set of two heart sound videos of Sarami Kagamihara, age 26.
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She's incredibly beautiful, isn't she? That's no surprise, as she was originally a sexy actress and has appeared in numerous works; she's a well-known figure. Perhaps some of you already know Sarami.
Although she has retired from being a sexy actress, she is still actively participating in fetish-themed photoshoots, and we were fortunate enough to have Sarami appear as a model for this project. As the organizer, it is a truly happy moment to be able to shoot with such a wonderful person.
As expected of a former adult film actress, she has an incredible aura, and of course, her slender figure is perfect. I was so excited throughout the entire shoot that I couldn't stop feeling nervous. Also, I could see her chest twitching, which made her heart seem to be close to the chest wall, making her the perfect model for this shoot.
I was able to hear the heartbeat of such a beautiful person, and not only the normal heartbeat, but also the pounding heartbeat that I usually ask other models to do during strenuous exercise or when breathing into a bag. Sarami really did an amazing job for me.
The content is that heart sound 1
Self-introduction and heartbeat
- How I felt when I heard my own heartbeat and the sound of my heartbeat
- Heartbeat sounds when doing squats
- Heartbeat sounds when stepping up and down
- Chestbeat and heart sounds
- Heart sounds when compressed
- The sound of your heart when you hold your breath
Echocardiography and heart sounds
Echocardiography and heart sounds after exercise
- The sound of your heart when you strike a sexy pose
- Blood pressure and heart sounds when lying down, sitting, and standing.
- Heartbeat sounds when exercising with a bag over your head
The video is 56 minutes and 38 seconds long.
The contents of heart sound 2 are
- Heartbeat sounds when standing and sitting
- Heartbeat while lying down
- Heartbeat sounds during leg raises
- Heartbeat sounds when inflating a balloon at rest and after exercise.
- Heartbeat sounds during foot reflexology massage
- Heart sounds when compressed after exercise
- Pulse and heart sounds in the sternum, carotid artery, and flank.
- The sound of your heart when you are soaking in the bathtub
The video is 55 minutes and 50 seconds long.
[This is the content of Heartbeat 1.]
We began with an introduction, and then, using a stethoscope, we carefully recorded Sarami's normal heart sounds. We meticulously captured the differences in her heart sounds by changing the position of the stethoscope from the upper left side of her chest to the center. Her heart rate was approximately 75 BPM, and the regular "thump, thump" rhythm, combined with Sarami's beauty, created a truly decadent feeling. During the shoot, she also answered questions such as, "How does it feel to have your heart sounds heard?" and "What's the most recent thing that made your heart skip a beat?"
When Sarami heard her own heartbeat for the first time, she was surprised, saying, "It sounds a little fast!" but she was also captivated by its rhythm, saying, "It's a comforting sound," and it seems she came to appreciate the beauty of the heartbeat.
After she drank some water, her heart rate also quickened, and she commented, "Has it gotten a little faster?"
When the patient took a deep breath as the air filled their lungs, their heartbeat also quickened in sync with the sound. Conversely, when they stopped breathing or exhaled, their heartbeat returned to a normal rhythm, indicating that respiratory sinus arrhythmia was functioning normally.
Sarami also seemed to notice the difference in heartbeats and shared her thoughts.
When listening to the heart sounds during squats, you can clearly hear the heartbeat gradually quickening as you increase the load by doing squats. Unlike before, you are standing, so your heartbeat is already a little faster, but when you start squatting, it gets even faster. Also, perhaps because your heart is trying to expel more blood with each beat, each beat is very strong, and Sarami, who is listening to her own heartbeat, says, "It's getting faster and faster!"
Immediately after it finished, the heart rate was around 112 BPM, and my heart was beating so fast, "thump, thump, thump, thump," like a galloping horse, that I could feel my body working desperately to expel as much blood as possible. Sarami was also surprised, saying, "It's about twice as fast!"
After taking a deep breath, her heart rate gradually returned to normal.
When listening to your heartbeat during step-ups, it may be harder to hear than during squats because it's a more intense exercise, but you can hear your heart beating faster and more rapidly as you move.
Sarami, who usually exercises by doing strength training and other exercises, still finds this amount of exercise tough, and says "It's tough!" while breathing heavily.
Immediately after finishing step-ups, my heart rate was an astonishing 145 BPM, which speaks volumes about how much harder it is than squats.
When told, "That's really fast!", she replied breathlessly, "This is faster than squats, haa haa," and when she lightly placed her hand on her chest, she said, "It's beating fast, haa haa," indicating that she could feel her own heartbeat.
When I placed my hand on Sarami's chest, I could feel the intense beating of her heart directly, as if I were touching her heart directly.
Even beautiful women experience rapid heartbeats and heavy breathing when they exercise, and being able to closely observe them in that state is nothing but a feeling of transgression.
Finally, I took a deep breath to calm my heartbeat.
Regarding chest pulsation and heart sounds, Sarami's chest was positioned in such a way that you could see her heart beating and pulsating in time with her heartbeat even from a distance, making it very easy to observe, so we took some photos of that as well.
Because the photo was taken after exercise, her heart rate was a bit faster at around 110 BPM, which made it easy to see her chest twitching.
It makes you imagine that deep within her chest, her heart, the engine that sustains Sarami's life, is beating.
Next, I pressed firmly on the area where the heart was beating and listened to the changes in the heart sounds.
Her breasts were twitching so visibly that I could feel Sarami's heartbeat through my hands while I was pressing on them, and I felt as if I had become one with her heart.
During the compression, her heartbeat was beating as fast as when she was doing squats, and she was moving desperately to resist the pressure, and I could feel my hand moving through Sarami's heartbeat.
Furthermore, around 29 minutes and 26 seconds, irregular movements resembling premature contractions were observed during compression, with a "thump, thump, thump, thump, thump" sound.
When the pressure is released, the heartbeat slows down considerably, and this change in heartbeat reveals just how hard the pressure was being applied.
For the breath-holding test, we used a pulse oximeter to monitor heart rate and oxygen saturation while the participant held their breath. Before the test, their heart rate was 77 BPM and oxygen saturation was 99, indicating perfect health.
When they held their breath, their heart rate changed to 88 BPM, and their oxygen saturation also changed slightly. We then extended the breath-holding time and asked them to hold their breath again, and they eventually held their breath for nearly one minute.
The pulse oximeter showed a heart rate of 90 BPM and an oxygen saturation of 93, clearly indicating that changes had occurred in the body as a result of holding one's breath.
Next, we have an echocardiogram and a recording of the heartbeat. It's wonderful to be able to see not only the heartbeat of a former adult film actress, but also its movement itself.
When the probe is applied, Sarami's heart, which beats slowly at approximately 74 BPM, moves in sync with a "thump" and "thump" rhythm, and each beat can be seen as working to send blood throughout Sarami's body and maintain vital functions.
"It's beating so fast!" she exclaimed, amazed at seeing her own heart for the first time. It's certainly impressive to think that such a precise pump is constantly working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, inside such a slender body.
If you hold your breath, your heartbeat will initially slow down but then accelerate, and this change in movement can be observed through the echocardiogram.
Next, we asked Sarami herself to place the probe wherever she liked.
The probe was placed on the lower left chest, the center of the chest, the solar plexus, and around the abdomen, exploring the inside of her body. Finally, the probe was placed on the lower left chest again, and while looking at her heart, she said, "The heart is beating the most, it's interesting to watch."
We were able to perform an ultrasound even though you were still feeling very flustered after your workout.
The video starts a little before the step-up exercise is finished, and when a stethoscope is placed on her chest, the sound of her heart beating at about 130 BPM can be heard. When an ultrasound is placed on her pounding heart, it can be seen that Sarami's heart is literally beating wildly inside her chest, and she says, "It's beating a lot more than before, haa," while still out of breath from the exercise.
Sarami also described the current state of her heart's movement in her own words, saying, "It's not just fast, but, well, it feels like it's making big movements."
Finally, after taking a deep breath, the patient's heart rate gradually calmed down.
The ultrasound footage is recorded separately, so please check that as well.
For the segment featuring the sound of a heartbeat during a sexy pose, we had Sarami strike a sexy pose, and then we put together an image video-style video.
Furthermore, we didn't specify any poses; we let Sarami pose however she liked.
She was initially taken aback by the outrageous request, but as expected of a former adult film actress, she showed off many different sexy poses, some of which were extremely risqué, making it difficult for the viewer to know where to look.
I thought she was posing in a relaxed manner, but surprisingly, her heart rate was quite fast, around 90 BPM, so it seemed she was a little nervous. When I spoke to her later, she said, "Actually, I was nervous."
I'm sure even when she was working as a pornographic actress, she was so nervous during filming that her heart rate was probably around this level.
Next, my blood pressure was measured in various positions.
When we first measured her blood pressure while she was sitting, her systolic blood pressure was below 100, meaning Sarami also falls into the low blood pressure category. "I have low blood pressure!" she said with a laugh after looking at her blood pressure reading.
We asked the patient to sit down and measured their blood pressure again to see if there was any change. Their blood pressure did rise after sitting down, but their systolic blood pressure was still below 100, which is concerning given the circumstances.
Finally, I also measured it while standing.
I thought it would go up from earlier, but it actually went down. Why is that?
My heart rate increases in the order of lying down, sitting, and standing, so the blood pressure monitor isn't broken, but it's still strange.
Finally, I recorded my heartbeat while lying on the most uncomfortable bed, wearing a bag over my head, and doing leg raises.
It's said that this is the most challenging shoot for all the models, so we're incredibly grateful that former adult film actress Sarami is willing to do it.
I also wear a pulse oximeter, so I can monitor changes in heart rate and oxygen saturation.
Initially, the heart rate was 77 BPM and oxygen saturation was 98, which is perfectly normal.
However, exercising while breathing limited oxygen inside a bag causes the heart rate to increase rapidly, while conversely, the oxygen saturation level decreases rapidly.
He loosens the bag but immediately seals it again, so the discomfort continues. As his breathing becomes more labored, he tries to take in as much air as possible by taking deep breaths, but the bag sticks to his face, making it difficult for him to breathe properly, and he looks extremely distressed.
Even so, the heart is working hard to supply as much oxygen as possible to the body, and the heartbeat is extremely rapid.
The oxygen saturation level ultimately reached 74, a value that should not be seen in healthy individuals. The heart rate also peaked at 112 BPM, but listening to the heart sounds suggested it was even higher, beating so fast that it seemed like it might burst.
After removing the bag, the patient took slow, deep breaths to allow oxygen to reach all of their lungs, calming their breathing and heart rate, and their blood counts had returned to approximately the level before they started breathing in the bag.
[This is the content of Heartbeat 2.]
When comparing her heartbeat while standing and sitting, Sarami's heart rate increased significantly in just 3 or 4 seconds after starting from a seated position and then standing up. This showed that standing puts more strain on the body than sitting, and she adorably commented, "Has it gotten a little faster?"
When they jump again, their heart rate increases even more, and they notice the change in their heart rate, exclaiming, "Oh, it's gotten faster!"
We asked the patient to sit down again, attach a pulse oximeter, and perform the same movements.
While sitting, your heart rate was around 85 BPM, but when you stood up, it rose to around 99 BPM, showing a clear change.
Furthermore, when she jumped, the heart rate exceeded 100 BPM, and we could even discern the subtle reactions of Sarami's heart rate depending on her posture and movements.
For the heart sounds while lying down, we recorded the heart sounds while the patient was lying down in bed and at rest.
Her heart rate was around 81 BPM, and since she had taken off her swimsuit and was photographed topless, you can clearly see her breasts moving up and down in time with her breathing.
Midway through, when she raised her arms and stretched, her beautifully shaped breasts changed shape, her ribs became slightly more prominent, and at the same time, her heart rate quickened. She commented that her heart rate had increased a little while she was stretching.
To measure the heart rate during leg-raising exercises, participants performed leg-raising exercises 10 times per set, in 3 sets, following the video instructions.
Since I'm lying in bed, it starts slowly, but once I begin exercising, my heart rate increases.
My heart rate accelerated significantly, especially from about halfway through the second set, and as the load on my legs increased, the sound of my heartbeat also became faster.
When we listened to each other's heartbeats, Sarami and I each placed a stethoscope on the other's chest and listened to each other's heartbeats. (You can hear Sarami's heartbeat.)
Hearing someone else's heartbeat for the first time, he said, "It's quite fast," and laughed.
When she put the stethoscope to her own chest and compared the sounds of her heartbeat, she said, "Mine is slower!" Then, when she put the stethoscope to mine again, she grinned and said, "Mine's fast!" Sarami might be more of a sadist than she seems.
When comparing heart sounds during normal activity and after exercise, the first time the balloon was inflated was when the participant was not doing anything and their heartbeat was slow.
Apparently, she's not good at inflating balloons, so she puffs out her cheeks and makes a cute face while trying to put air into the balloon, but it doesn't seem to be inflating. Sarami also has a puzzled look on her face, and they switch to a different balloon and she tries inflating it again, but that one doesn't inflate either.
Furthermore, when the patient was straining to inflate the balloon, their heart rate slowed down, and when they stopped inflating it, their heart rate increased again, showing a change in heart sounds.
Next, we had them do step-ups and then, while they were out of breath, inflate a balloon.
It wouldn't swell even under normal circumstances, so it certainly wouldn't swell after exercise, but what's important is the sound of the heart at that time, so that's irrelevant.
Actually, I enjoy filming every time I try to inflate it and push my heart and lungs to their limits to hear what kind of sound it makes.
When we handed a balloon to Sarami, whose heart was beating rapidly at around 130 BPM and whose breathing was heavy immediately after exercise, she tried to blow air into it, but her breathing was so ragged that she couldn't hold her breath long enough and couldn't inflate the balloon properly. Her expression looked pained, and she tried several times to regulate her breathing, but the balloon wouldn't inflate. Also, the sound of her heart while she was inflating it was "thump, thump, thump, thump, thump," as if it were just spinning its wheels and not beating properly. When we stopped inflating it, her heart started beating vigorously "thump, thump, thump, thump," and she was able to exert her full strength.
When I give a foot reflexology massage, the client's heart sounds initially indicate that it's a pleasantly painful sensation and that they are relaxed. However, when I occasionally press on a painful spot, they exclaim "Ouch!" and make a pained expression.
The heartbeat was relatively slow because the patient was relaxed, but it was slightly faster in the painful areas.
To measure the heart sounds when compressed after exercise, the patient performed step-ups, which they have done many times before, and then immediately afterward, chest compressions were taken.
During the compression, I could feel the rapid beating of Sarami's heart, which was pounding hard to deliver as much oxygen as possible to her body, directly in my hand. The movements were so intense that I could even tell how big Sarami's heart was. You can also see from the video how hard Sarami's heart was beating as it pressed against my hand. During the compression, her heartbeat was fast and restless, but once I released my hand and she was freed from the pressure, her heartbeat seemed to calm down a little.
For the solar plexus, carotid artery, and flank pulsations and heart sounds, the solar plexus is photographed while the patient is standing and holding their breath to ensure clear visibility. As a result, the heartbeat is rapid, and while the patient is holding their breath, the solar plexus twitches, and you can see the shadow of the stethoscope moving in sync with the movement of the solar plexus.
Since the carotid artery is scanned while lying down on a bed, the heartbeat is as slow as it normally would be.
Her face and the base of her neck are pulsating in time with her heartbeat. If we were to hurt or press on that spot, Sarami probably wouldn't last even a minute. When you think about it, people are so fragile.
The last pulse in the armpit was also very neatly maintained, and the area around the base of the armpit was twitching in sync with the heartbeat, indicating that blood was being pumped there properly.
When she is in the bathtub, her heart rate starts at around 90 BPM from the moment she is submerged. At first, she says the water temperature is just right, but because she usually only takes showers and is not used to soaking in the bathtub for a long time, she starts to feel hot and says things like "I'm starting to sweat" and "It's hot," and her heart rate becomes faster just before she gets out.
When she gets out of the bathtub, her heart is beating so fast that it sounds like she's been running, perhaps due to the change in her body temperature. When she puts her hand on her chest, she says, "My heart feels like it's beating faster than when I exercise!"
When we measured my heart rate with a pulse oximeter, it came out to 120 BPM, which is really about the same as right after exercise.
Taking a deep breath seemed to calm him down a little, but it was clear that his heart was still being strained as his heart rate remained high. The video ends with him waving goodbye.
I am truly grateful for the opportunity to photograph Sarami-san this time, and for her consistently smiling and accommodating despite my unreasonable requests.
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