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- Scientific Impact of Sports Watching — 1 source
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AI synthesisA personal experiment was conducted to investigate the physiological effects of watching World Cup football. During the experiment, a reporter's heart rate and cortisol levels significantly increased in response to a goal, indicating a scientific impact of emotional responses during sports on human health.
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Key points are extracted by an AI model and may contain errors or omissions. Always check the original sources.- During an experiment, a reporter's heart rate increased to 69 beats per minute from the low to mid-50s within half a second of a goal, and cortisol levels rose from 4.19 nmol/L to 5.15 nmol/L.
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Scientific Impact of Sports Watching
- BBC News
The article uses a personal experiment to explore the scientific impact of emotional responses during sports on human health.
- Read original →· Jun 23
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