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I saw many posts regarding the vaccine. I did two shots of Pfizer in may, exactly as instructed. I have HCM and my troponin levels went thru the roof and I was in the hospital in June. I was diagnosed with pericarditis. None of the doctors seem willing to admit that it was the vaccine. My HCM was under control and I had NEVER had any issues that…Read More
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Hi everyone. I’m just after receiving my my frontier x. How do you know what my cardio strain is and the breathing one and heart rate limit? Thanks
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Noticing some pretty frequent abnormalities when I’m working pretty hard. In general, I’m a healthy, competitive cyclist who works out 2+ hours per day. These graphs are mildly concerning to me. My max HR is around 208 at this point in my fitness with a resting HR of around 42. I do have an appointment with a cardiologist soon, but am…Read More
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In case you haven’t utilised your complimentary session of the Frontier Heart Program, reach out to us directly to set up a call and better understand your data at support@fourthfrontier.com!
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Question about ECG – Will the ECG data be captured when I click on Start Activity ? I would like to see / share my ECG data after/during exercise. I can see only option as (share link). My requirement is to capture the ECG data by default whenever I exercise and review the data later.
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Yes! Your ECG data will be captured if you are wearing your Frontier X and you click on Start Activity. Once you Sync your data, you can view your ECG on the web application at https://app.fourthfrontier.com .
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What about from a Garmin watch? Can I upload and analyse the monitor data after completing the Garmin watch activity?
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Mikesblack posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
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How can I see breathing rate? Can the Apple Watch show this or is there any other device that will work?-
The value shown as ‘ Effort’ during your activity is the same as your breathing. You will notice that the unit for this value is breaths/min. We are using breathing rate as a measurement of effort because there is a lot of research to show that breathing rate is more closely correlated with perceived effort than heart rate.
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Hi Danny, You can understand more about Cardiac Strain here- https://fourthfrontier.com/pages/know-the-science. To see examples on how to set your alerts, you can check out this page- https://fourthfrontier.com/pages/zoning! Hope this helps 🙂