* This work is fictional, and all persons appearing in it were 18 years of age or older and were filmed with their consent.
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This is the second heartbeat video of 26-year-old Kagamihara Sarami.
She is an incredibly beautiful woman. That's because she was originally a sexy actress and is a well-known actress who has appeared in many such works. Some of you may already know Sarami.
Although she is now married and retired, she still appears in fetish-related shoots, so we were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to shoot with her this time. I'm really glad that I did this shoot because I get to meet some amazing people.
Still, I envy the man who is able to marry such a beautiful woman.
As a former sexy actress, she has an incredible aura, and of course her figure is slender, so she's perfect. I was so excited the whole time I was shooting. Sarami's heart is probably close to her chest wall, as you can see her chest twitching with the naked eye, making her an excellent model for this shoot.
Sarami did an incredible job, allowing us to hear the heartbeat of such a beautiful person, and not just the normal heartbeat, but also the pounding heartbeat that occurs when she does the strenuous exercise or bag breathing that we always ask other models to do.
The contents of this video are:
Heart sounds when standing and sitting
Heartbeat when lying down
- Heart sounds when doing leg lift exercises
- Heart sounds when inflating a balloon at normal times and after exercise
・Heartbeat during foot massage
- Heart sounds when compressed after exercise
- Pipistrations and heart sounds in the navel, carotid artery, and armpits
- The sound of your heart when you are soaking in a bathtub
It is as follows.
The video is 55 minutes and 50 seconds long.
When Sarami started from a sitting position and was asked to stand up, her heart rate increased in just 3 or 4 seconds, indicating that standing puts more strain on the body than sitting, and she cutely commented, "Has it gotten a little faster?"
If you jump again, your heart rate will become faster again and you will notice the change in your heart rate and say, "Ah, it's gotten faster!"
We asked them to sit down again, attached a pulse oximeter, and perform the same movements.
When sitting, the heart rate was around 85 BPM, but when standing, it rose to around 99 BPM, and we could see that it was changing.
Furthermore, when she jumped, her heart rate exceeded 100 BPM, and we could see the delicate reaction of Sarami's heart to her posture and movements.
For the heartbeat while lying down, we had the patient lie down on a bed and recorded their heartbeat while they were resting.
Her heart rate was around 81 BPM, and since she removed her swimsuit and was photographed topless, you could clearly see her chest moving up and down in time with her breathing.
At one point, she was asked to raise her arms and stretch, which changed the shape of her beautiful, well-formed breasts, causing her ribs to slightly protrude, and at the same time, her heart rate increased.She commented that her heart rate had increased a little as she stretched, listening to the sound of her own heart rate.
For the heart rate test during leg-raising exercises, participants were asked to perform three sets of leg-raising exercises, each set consisting of 10 repetitions in time with the video.
Since I'm lying in bed, it starts off slow, but once I start exercising, my heart starts beating faster.
Especially around the middle of the second set, my heart rate suddenly increased, and as the load on my legs increased, my heart rate also increased.
When we listened to each other's heartbeats, Sarami and I each placed our stethoscopes on each other and listened to each other's heartbeats. (What we heard was Sarami's heartbeat.)
Hearing someone else's heartbeat for the first time, he said with a laugh, "That's pretty fast."
When she placed the stethoscope on her own chest to compare our heartbeats, she said, "Mine is slower!", and when she placed the stethoscope on me again, she grinned and said, "Your heartbeat is fast!" Sarami might actually be a sadist.
When we looked at the heart sounds when inflating a balloon under normal circumstances and after exercise, we first had the participants inflate the balloon when they were not doing anything and their heartbeat was slow.
She is not good at blowing up balloons, so she puffs out her cheeks and makes a cute face as she pumps air into the balloon, but it doesn't seem to be inflating. Sarami also has a puzzled look on her face, so we ask her to blow up another balloon again, but she doesn't inflate it either.
Also, when the balloon was filled with air and the subject exerted pressure, the heartbeat slowed down, but when the inflation was stopped, the heartbeat sped up and a change in the heart sounds was observed.
Next, we had them step up and down a step stool and inflate a balloon while out of breath.
It doesn't swell even under normal circumstances, so there's no way it would swell after exercise, but that's irrelevant since what's important is the sound of your heart at the time.
In fact, it's fun to film every time I try my best to inflate it and push my heart and lungs to their limits.
Immediately after exercise, Sarami's heart was beating at a rapid 130 BPM and she was breathing heavily. When I handed her a balloon, I tried to blow into her, but her breathing was so rough that she couldn't keep up with her sighs and it seemed like she couldn't fill the balloon as she wanted. Her expression looked painful, and despite trying several times to regulate her breathing, the balloon wouldn't inflate. Also, while inflating it, her heart was beating "dok, dok, dok, dok, dok," as if it was just spinning around in space, and it felt like her heart wasn't pumping properly. When I stopped inflating it, her heart was beating vigorously with a "dok, dok, dok, dok" sound, demonstrating its true power.
When I massage the reflexology points on the feet, the patient's heart rate initially feels a little painful and they relax, but when I press on the painful spots occasionally they say, "Ah, that hurts!" and make a pained face.
The heartbeat was relatively slow because he was relaxed, but it was slightly faster in the painful area.
To check the heart rate when performing compressions after exercise, we had the patient step up and down on a step, which he had done many times, and then we performed chest compressions immediately afterwards.
During the compressions, I could feel her heart beating violently to deliver as much oxygen as possible to her body, and the movements were so intense that I could even see the size of her heart. You can also see from the video how violently Sarami's heart was beating as I pressed on my hand. During the compressions, her heartbeat was fast and unsettled, but perhaps because I let go of her hand and the pressure was released, her heartbeat seemed to calm down a little.
When taking the pulse and heart sounds of the pixilated artery, carotid artery, and armpits, we ask the patient to stand and hold their breath so that the pixilated artery can be seen more clearly. Because of this, the heartbeat is fast and while holding the breath, the pixilated artery moves up and down, and the shadow of the stethoscope that is placed on the pixilated artery moves in accordance with the movement of the pixilated artery.
The carotid artery is imaged while lying on a bed, so the heartbeat is as slow as normal.
The area around her face and neck is pulsating in time with her heartbeat. If I were to injure her or press down on her here, I'm sure she wouldn't last even a minute. When I think about it, people are so fragile.
The final pulsation of the armpits is also very beautifully maintained, with the area around the base of the armpit twitching in sync with the heartbeat, ensuring that blood is being pumped properly.
When he gets into the bathtub, his heart starts beating at about 90 BPM. At first, he says the temperature of the water is just right, but since he usually only takes showers, he's not used to soaking in the bathtub for long periods of time, and he seems hot, saying things like "I'm sweating" and "It's hot," and by the time he gets out, his heart is beating faster than at the beginning.
When she got out of the bathtub, her heart started beating so fast that it seemed as if she had just run, probably due to the change in body temperature. When I put my hand to her chest, she said, "My heart feels faster than when I exercise!"
When I measured my heart rate with a pulse oximeter, it came out to 120 BPM, which is exactly the same as right after exercise.
After taking a deep breath, he seemed to calm down a little, but his heart rate was still fast and it was clear that it was putting strain on his heart. Finally, he waved his hand and the video ended.
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