* 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 heartbeat 2 of Risa, 28 years old.
She has a cute, baby-faced face with neat, black hair, and while I thought she might be a quiet person, she is actually very friendly and her occasional Kansai dialect is adorable. Despite her baby face, she has large breasts that are so big I thought they might spill out of her swimsuit. And despite her ample breasts, her heartbeat was very easy to hear. In Heartbeat 2, we recorded her heartbeat while she was breathing through a bag, and here too her oxygen saturation level was below 60.
The contents are
Heart sounds when sitting and standing
・The sound of your heart when you listen to it
- Heartbeat when you hold your breath
- Heartbeat when holding your breath after exercise
・Various blood pressures and heart sounds
- Heart sounds when breathing through a bag
- Heartbeat when an electric massager is applied
- The sound of your heart when you are soaking in a bathtub
It is as follows.
The video is 54 minutes and 26 seconds long.
For the heart sounds when sitting and standing, Risa placed a stethoscope on me while I was sitting and listened to the change in my heart sounds when I stood up.
They say that when you stand up, they can hear your heartbeat and ask, "Has it gotten a little faster?"
When they jump, there is not much change in their heartbeat immediately afterwards, and they say, "I don't really notice it!", but after a while it gets a little faster, and they say, "It's getting faster!"
If you sit down, attach the pulse oximeter, and then stand up again, your heart rate will change. It's easy to see the changes not only by sound but also by looking at the numbers.
If you jump again, your heart rate will drop for a moment, but then rise again, higher than when you stood up.
When we listen to each other's heartbeats, Risa and I hear each other's heartbeats.
In the video, the only sound you can hear is Risa's heartbeat.
As he put the stethoscope to me he said "I feel like you're listening quickly!", and then at one point he put the stethoscope to himself to compare the two, and he laughed and said "Yeah, I guess I'm slower!" It was clear that he was nervous in front of this cute girl.
Risa is a hard worker, so she is doing her best to hold her breath here as well, so the sound of her heart when she holds her breath is amazing.
Please be aware that the timer may malfunction and continue to ring during the recording. We have adjusted the timer to minimize sound.
First it is stopped for one minute, then for one minute and 30 seconds.
While holding his breath, he closed his eyes and endured the pain with all his might. He managed to hold his breath for one minute, but after one minute and 30 seconds he was in so much pain that he gave up halfway through, saying "It's no good" in frustration.
However, his oxygen saturation level had dropped to 71, so that shows how hard he had worked.
To measure the sound of the heart when holding one's breath after exercise, participants were asked to step up and down a step stool and then hold their breath.
Moreover, this time I am holding Risa's mouth and nose with my hands, so I am forcing her to stop.
The video also includes footage of the person stepping up and down the step, as well as the sound of their heart beating while doing so.
Immediately after the procedure, his heart rate was about 140 BPM and his heart was beating "thud thud thud," so it was clear that holding his breath was not a good idea, but when I had him lie down on the bed in this state and held his nose and mouth with my rubber-gloved hands, he looked extremely uncomfortable. Thanks to the gloves, there were no gaps and no air leaked, so it was reassuring.
He immediately raised his hand and let it go for a moment to take a small breath, but we quickly held it down and helped him stop breathing.
She complained several times that she was reaching her limit, and when I let go of her hand for a moment, she was breathing in greedily with a "Haa Haa Haa" sound, and when I held her down with my hand again, she was yelling "Hmmmmmm" and looked like she was in pain, and it was exciting to watch. I thought her heart would be beating faster at that time, but surprisingly it was beating at about the same speed as normal.
Finally, I let go of his hands so that he could breathe freely, but he seemed to have forgotten to breathe for a moment because of the pain he was in, and he stopped breathing.After a while, he seemed to remember, and began breathing heavily.
Blood pressure and heart rate were measured while lying down, sitting, and standing.
When I first measured her blood pressure while she was lying down, it was below 100, which was lower than the average for a woman in her 20s. "That's low blood pressure," Torisa said with a laugh.
When he was measured both while sitting and standing, his height was lower than average, and he was left wondering why.
For the heart sound when breathing through a bag, we filmed it after the Heart Sound 1 filming where she exercised while wearing the bag, and when we told her to try even harder, the serious Risa did a great job here as well.
The participants were asked to wear the mask without any exercise and just breathe, and the bag was large, so the video is quite long.
At first he seemed fine, but as his oxygen levels decreased he gradually began to suffer, and towards the end he was breathing heavily and instinctively twisting his body to try to escape the pain. His heart was beating extremely fast, just like when he was exercising, and at its highest point it was recording 119 BPM.
Even though she complained of reaching her limit, we tried to hold on for a while without removing the bag, and she weakly said, "It hurts..." but when we removed the bag, she looked relieved and took in a deep breath of fresh air. In the end, the oxygen saturation level on the pulse oximeter had dropped to 48, well beyond the limit and showing numbers that should never have been there. We are so grateful to Risa for holding on until the very last moment before she fainted.
There were also water droplets on the bag caused by breathing, which was proof that the bag had worked hard, so I took a separate photo of these as well.
The sound of Risa's heartbeat while the electric massager is being applied is recorded in a subjective style video by placing it on her lower body.
At first she occasionally makes sexy sounds like "hmm", but as I continue to touch her, her breathing gradually becomes heavier and her voice gets louder, which is erotic in itself.
Also, the sound of his heartbeat is getting louder, "buck, buck, buck."
At the moment of reaching orgasm, her body shook violently and she came violently.
Before you get in the bathtub, we ask you to listen to your own heartbeat and measure your heart rate with a pulse oximeter.
His heart rate was around 100 bpm, so he was asked to soak in the bathtub.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the heartbeat changes.
The water is quite hot, and while soaking, I occasionally complain, "It's so hot!"
While you're soaking, you'll be asked, "Does anything feel different?" and they'll place their hand on your chest so you can feel your heartbeat. They'll also give you earphones so you can listen to the sound of your own heart, and when they measure your heart rate with a pulse oximeter, it's found to be higher than before you got in.
After soaking for a while, when you get out of the bathtub, your heart will suddenly start beating faster and faster.
"It's getting so fast!" he said as he listened to his own heartbeat, and when I checked it with a pulse oximeter, it had risen to 150 BPM, just like when I exercised.
Once they sat down, their heart rate dropped dramatically, and they were amazed at the change, saying, "Wow, it's dropped so much!"
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