Is normal to have hear rate 82+ when bulking?

[UnconditionalLove]

When i eat more than 2000kcal my heart rate is 82+ and i feel the blood pumping hard in my body

I also feel hot

I think i'm not made to gain weight
I am 138lbs 5ft8

 

[UnconditionalLove]

@WKW @mrdouchebag @isis_Bleach @kurd @Lefty Rankin

 

[kurd]

When i eat more than 2000kcal my heart rate is 82+ and i feel the blood pumping hard in my body

I also feel hot

I think i'm not made to gain weight
I am 138lbs 5ft8

I don’t think it is normal or it is just your body trying to adapt to your new calorie intake. im trying to do the opposite here and that is losing weight however i notice that if i try to sleep with a empty stomach its really hard. But if my tummy is full i get a good sleep

 

[syuri]

When i eat more than 2000kcal my heart rate is 82+ and i feel the blood pumping hard in my body

I also feel hot

I think i'm not made to gain weight
I am 138lbs 5ft8

what r u eating? is it deadass all peanuts

 

[UnconditionalLove]

what r u eating? is it deadass all peanuts

400g

 

[isis_Bleach]

idfk if 22 or 222 bpm heart rate is normal i legit do not know bro why would i

 

[isis_Bleach]

at cvs it said my blood pressure is “pre-diabetic” whatever that means

 

[mrdouchebag]

Heart rate increases for digestion obviously, it pumps blood to your stomach and intestines. The heavier the meal and the longer the time between meals, the greater the spike in heart rate. If you are not in top tier shape and well conditioned, your resting heart rate will also naturally be higher. That's why yours increases.

Also, 82 bpm is not high, especially after a meal, it's within normal limits.

 

[UnconditionalLove]

Heart rate increases for digestion obviously, it pumps blood to your stomach and intestines. The heavier the meal and the longer the time between meals, the greater the spike in heart rate. If you are not i top tier shape and well conditioned, your resting heart rate will also naturally be higher. That's why yours increases.

Also, 82 bpm is not high, especially after a meal, it's within normal limits.

But is like that for 3-4 hours bro

 

[Jaynoyn523]

I don’t think it is normal or it is just your body trying to adapt to your new calorie intake. im trying to do the opposite here and that is losing weight however i notice that if i try to sleep with a empty stomach its really hard. But if my tummy is full i get a good sleep

eat cucumber before you sleep

 

[mrdouchebag]

But is like that for 3-4 hours bro

To fully digest something, it takes like 8-10 hours. Eat more frequent meals with less carbs.
Also, don't skip cardio. Weights is good, but you also have to do cardio in order for the heart to be in top tier shape.