Measuring Heartbeats: Easy Ways, Instruments & Graphs

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To measure heartbeats easily, one can use simple methods such as feeling the pulse on the wrist or neck and counting the beats for one minute. A watch or timer can assist in this process. For those interested in tracking heart rate trends over time, creating a graph based on these measurements can provide insights, although predicting sudden events like heart attacks remains challenging. High-tech instruments are not necessary for basic heart rate monitoring.
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"Feel" your heartbeat

Anyone knows the easy way to measure heartbeats ?
What instruments are to be used ? If i don't have such high tech intruments, what 'simplest' ones can I make use of to do the job ?
I wish I can make something like this and draw a graph of it to...err...predict how its going on in some later phases. Heart attack is a sudden "drop" though..
Can you help me ? i am still...
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Thanks in advance
 
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I'm not too sure what you are asking, but you could use your hand and a watch to monitor your heart beat. Measure in beats per minute.
 
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