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Covid-19 pandemic created awareness of the Fingertip Pulse Oximeter to monitor our SpO2 (saturated oxygen) and PR (pulse rate). While its important to measure our SpO2 during this pandemic, SpO2 measurements should go beyond Covid 19 pandemic period. All our body organs require sufficient oxygen to function properly (Covid 19 or not). Beside SpO2 and PR, there are other health measurements that we should be awaren of like Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and Electrocardiogram (ECG).
Take a moment to view the video below to learn about HRV and ECG.
Stress and its correlation with HRV
Stress is an inevitable part of life. While moderate stress is good as it spurs us to take positive actions, excessive and persistent stress is bad for our health. The on going Covid 19 pandemic only exacerbates our Stress. To manage our stress, we need a way to quantify it. Because what gets measured can then be managed. Studies have shown that our HRV (Heart Rate Variability) has a correlation with our stress level. Hence by measuring our HRV, we can also quantify our stress level and hence take appropriate action to calm our ourselves. Take a moment to view the video below to learn about HRV and stress.
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Heart Rate Variability
In our previous posts, we introduced Heart Rate Variability or HRV in short and why monitoring it is important to our health. For one, our HRV has a correlation with our stress level. Hence HRV can help us quantify our stress level and thereby taking appropriate actions to destress ourselves. Takea moment to view the video below to learn more about What is HRV?
Autonomic Nervous System and Stress
Our body’s autonomic nervous systems controls how we react to stressful stimulus. Under stress, we typically adopt a “Fight” or “Flight” reaction controlled by our “sympathetic” nervous system. The “sympathetic” nervous system together with the “parasympathetic” nervous system form our body’s Autonomic Nervous System or ANS. How we react to stress depends on our Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) Take a moment to view the video below to learn about ANS and how it controls how we respond to stress.
ChoiceMMed OX200 HRV Sensor and the iChoiceRelax Apps
In our previous postings, we have introduced HRV (Heart Rate Variability) and its correlation with our stress level. When we are stressed, our HRV decreases. Prolonged stress is not healthy. By measuring our HRV we can then use it as a biofeedback to help manage our stress. Invest in a ChoiceMMed HRV sensor that comes with the complimentary iChoiceRelax Apps and manage your stress better. Why the ChoiceMMed HRV sensor? Take a moment to view the video below to find the answer. Order the ChoiceMMed HRV sensor today at a promotional price of $98 (normal price $118)