HRV Therapy (Heart Rate Variability)
Struggling with stress, tiredness, or pain? hrv therapy can help.
Through HRV therapy, we measure your heart rate variability to uncover how your body responds to stress, sleep, pain, mood, and injury. HRV is one of the most accurate ways to evaluate the health of your nervous system. Since your nervous system controls every function of the body, improving its performance is key to enhancing overall health, vitality, and recovery. Tests are quick, painless, and take just 5 minutes — all you do is sit back while our advanced HRV system analyzes your heart rhythms.
Nervous system overview and explanation of HRV values.
HRV TESTING BENEFITS
Exposes the link between STRESS, PAIN, MOOD and INJURIES
Identifes overuse injuries before they happen
Predicts training response (high or low intensity)
Determines your biological age
Quantifie your nervous system’s health and power
Anderson & Cattone P.T. downtown Seattle has integrated heart rate variability (HRV) technology to achieve a baseline of a client’s physical health. We also have the technology to improve it. This non-invasive procedure paints a picture of the body’s wellness and recovery capacity by gaining feedback from electrical activity of the heart through ECG. These objective metrics allow us to optimize your personalized plan of care.
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* Just a few of the many metrics our HRV software measures. This diagram reveals patient psychoemotional stress and a detailed look at what body systems are affected.
why hrv?
The autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches: sympathetic and parasympathetic.
The sympathetic nervous system controls the body’s “fight or flight” response. So, when you’re facing a threat, the sympathetic nervous system tells your heart to speed up and beat faster. In contrast, the parasympathetic nervous system (or “rest and digest” system) slows your heart rate down when you’re relaxed.
Heart rate variability is a measurement of how variable your heart rate is. It’s calculated by measuring the time between each beat of the heart. If a person’s autonomic nervous system is healthy, it should be able to switch between speeding up and slowing down the heart rate easily. This adaptability leads to a higher HRV. On the other hand, someone who is perpetually in a state of stress and anxiety has a low HRV — their body is at a constant, “fight or flight” heart rate in a more sympathetic state all the time. HRV can be also be negatively impacted by sickness, lack of sleep and overtraining.
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