I am in excellent health, the only factors I can consider is my calorie intake is quite low I - I dunno if any of this would effect it?
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What happens is, there are little pressure receptors, Baroreceptors, in your arteries, and when you stand they don't function normally, so they don't tell your heart to beat faster right away. Instead, the blood begins to pool in your legs as it leaves your head (Gravity) and you get that blindness. Then the baroreceptors realise what's happening, tell your heart to work harder to get the blood up to your brain, and you're fine! In normal people, this sensing of pressure and making the heart work harder happen upon standing, not afterward.