The human heart has a limited number of beats over a lifetime, about 2.5 billion.
Why it is true
The human heart beats about 2.5 billion times over an average 80-year life. This number is not a fixed limit, but an estimate based on average heart rate. Animals with faster metabolisms have hearts that beat more times per minute and live fewer years.
Source: Nature
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