Heart Rate as an Immune and Thermoregulatory Signal
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A framework explaining that elevated heart rate during illness is not a problem but a functional physiological response: the body increases heart rate to deliver immune cells, increase blood flow for fever-driven cooling, and compensate for dehydration. Heart rate elevation is a sign that the immune system is actively defending the body.
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