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I see we have a new HRV figure on the app which.is great however I’m not sure what this headline figure represents. Is it max/min or average?
I”m wondering if I can use this figure as a trend guide to my fitness over time or whether that would be too simplistic?![Profile Photo]()
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Its on the activity summary on mine but has only recently been added by the look of it as my readings for HRV only go back a few days.
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Our latest release allows you to measure continuous HRV with the Frontier X. We use a standard method of calculation called RMSSD which stands for Root Mean Square of Successive Differences ( between heartbeats). This means that we first calculate each successive time difference between heartbeats in ms. Then, each of the values is squared and the…Read More
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jwhisperz posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
I just ordered the FrontierX This is the way of the future. In 10 years you will be able to monitor your heart 24/7 (and other vitals) with a simple(r) attachment. We are really just in the beginning of health self-monitoring. I think it is phenomenal!
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yes. probably. If you have an implanted Medtronics loop recorder, there should be a way that the consumer/patient can see their tracings in real time. But that feature is not part of their software. But it would seem to be an easy software upgrade. Or a hack that would allow it.
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It appears to go to sleep on its own.
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Double press red button to stop recording. Then shuts itself off
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Our latest release allows you to measure continuous HRV with the Frontier X. We use a standard method of calculation called RMSSD which stands for Root Mean Square of Successive Differences ( between heartbeats). This means that we first calculate each successive time difference between heartbeats in ms. Then, each of the values is squared and the…Read More
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I have a B type WPW pattern and my ECG does look peculiar. I say pattern as I am asymptomatic and my accessory pathway has been checked and is safe. I did go for an ablation but it was too close to the bundle of his and the risk of damaging it was too high considering I was basically asymptomatic. Anyway, the software isn’t smart enough to…Read More
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Where do you see HRV on the App? I see HRV on the webpage graphs, but not the phone app.