Nagi's Heartbeat 2

* 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 video of Nagi's heartbeat, 23 years old.
She has clear skin, beautiful features, a slender figure, and is a beautiful and youthful woman.Not only is she beautiful, but she also has a fun personality and seemed to have a lot of fun during the shoot.
Apparently, she has never been diagnosed with any heart abnormalities during health checkups, but when listening to Nagi's heart, it usually beats normally, but there are many times when it suddenly starts beating strangely, like "dock, dock, dock, dock, dock, dock," and the pulse slows down. Nagi heard this sound, and she was also very freaked out. Not only that, but she also occasionally had movements that sounded like premature contractions.
Of course, listening to a normal heartbeat is soothing, but listening to an unusual heartbeat like Nagi's is also beautiful.
Heart Sound 2 contains the following content:
Heartbeat when lying down
- Heart sounds when compressed while lying down
- Heart sounds when compressed after exercise
- Blood pressure and heart sounds when lying down, sitting, and standing
Heart sounds when smoking
-Various heartbeats and heart sounds
- The sound of the heart when the chest is massaged
- The sound of your heart when you are soaking in a bathtub
It is as follows.
The video is 44 minutes and 41 seconds long.

For the heartbeat recording when lying down, we asked her to remove her swimsuit top and photographed her topless.
Even though he was just lying on the bed, the rate of his heartbeat changed several times.
Suddenly it speeds up, then suddenly it slows down, and the rhythm changes without any action being taken. At the same time, you can also see the carotid artery pulsating.
If you stretch in the middle, your heartbeat will of course speed up, but after a while, a sudden stumbling rhythm will become apparent and then it will slow down.
Nagi also said, "It's getting late."

To hear the heartbeat when compressions are performed while the patient is lying down, we have the patient lie down on the floor and compress the chest.
As Nagi lies on the floor, I put my entire weight on her chest. The pressure is so strong that she complains, "My bones hurt!", but her heart continues to beat fast and powerfully, slowing down for a moment when I release it before speeding up again, creating an unstable rhythm. At around 7 minutes and 21 seconds, you can clearly hear the "thud" of her stumbling.

The sound of the heart when compressed after exercise was measured by compressing the chest immediately after stepping up and down a step.
Since we use a stethoscope while you are climbing up and down the step, we can hear the process of your heart beating faster and faster.
When she finished climbing up and down the step, Nagi's heart was beating at about 160 BPM, and it looked like it might explode at any moment. When we applied pressure to her heart, we could clearly see her heart beating desperately as it tried to pump blood.

Next, blood pressure was measured in various positions.
First, I measured while lying down. Incidentally, I noticed a stumbling rhythm while measuring.
As for the important results, they are about average for women in their 20s.
Nagi is also delighted, saying, "He might be a genius!"
And there was no indication of arrhythmia, so it seems that Nagi's sometimes stumbling rhythm is just her personality and not an arrhythmia. I'm relieved.
When we measured his blood pressure while he was sitting, it was again roughly average, but when we measured it while he was standing, it had actually dropped.
Nagi was also surprised and asked, "It went down! What happened?"
It's probably just temporary, caused by standing up suddenly.

For the photo of the heartbeat while smoking, we were taking a break from filming, but we got permission from Nagi to film it.
When smoking, the heartbeat started to speed up and then suddenly slowed down after a while.

Among the various heartbeats and sounds, we record the navel beat and armpit beat.
The photo of the solar plexus pulsation was taken while the subject was standing, and we asked them to take a deep breath and hold it during the photo shoot, and if they became uncomfortable we asked them to exhale and then take another breath.
Therefore, when you inhale, your heartbeat speeds up, but when you hold your breath and then exhale, your heartbeat slows down.
You can also see the navel twitching slightly while you are holding your breath.
For the armpit beats, the photo was taken while lying down.
It has been beautifully processed, and each heartbeat is very slow.
Unlike the pulsation of the carotid artery, which has one heart sound, there is no deviation, and it can be confirmed that it pulsates smoothly in time with the heartbeat.
You can also see a little bit of the carotid artery pulsation in the middle.

As for the heartbeat when her breasts were massaged, I carefully massaged her small but firm breasts and recorded her heartbeat. She moaned with pleasure and relaxed during the massage, and her heartbeat was about 88 BPM.

When the patient first gets into the bathtub, their heart rate is a little fast at about 96 BPM. After they have been in the bath for a while, they occasionally say "it's hot..." and hold their hands up, and their heart rate rises to about 110 BPM, which shows they are being affected.
Also, at around 34 minutes and 36 seconds, a premature contraction can be heard, sounding like "dock, dock, dock dock, dock."
When I got out of the bathtub, my heart rate increased even more to 150 BPM, just like after a workout. When I asked Nagi about it, she was surprised and said, "I think it's faster than when I step up and down on a step stool!"
When she placed her hand on her chest, she could feel the speed and said, "It's constant and fast!" After that, there was no sign of her heartbeat slowing down and it remained fast, so when she sat down, it suddenly slowed down and immediately after that, you could see the rhythm of her stumbling. Nagi laughed at this and said, "What a strange heart, hehehe."

In this video, Nagi's heart was full of unpredictable movements, such as sudden "stumbling," rhythms like premature contractions, and sudden changes caused by exercise or deep breathing.
Nagi herself was surprised, laughed, and even shocked by the changes. We hope you enjoy listening to Nagi's heartbeat.

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