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(measure of
variation in time between each heartbeat)ANS controls HRV.
The vagus nerve activates the parasympathetic nervous system and is kind of like a
button you can press to reduce stress.
The more HRV is variable, the more I can adjust to changing environment.
Relaxation response tell your heart to slow down and making room for changes
between beats(HIGH HRV)
Brain’s fight or flight system tells my heat to speed up, reduce space for change(low
HRV)
Heart rate variability is a metric of how your body is recovering from stresses throughout
the day and an evaluator of overall fitness. An even more straightforward definition is
that HRV is a metric of our well-being. Analysis of heart rate variability could be the next
step to getting your well-being under control.
Low HRV indicates that we are not recovered — your body isn’t bouncing back from
stress and is spending too much time in fight-or-flight mode. The goal is to increase
parasympathetic activity; AKA spend a lot more time in rest-and-digest.
High HRV means the variance between heartbeats is more significant and predicts
more consistent performance and better recovery from stress. In seeking high HRV,
we’re really after balance in the autonomic nervous system.
Tonic HRV is observed at a one-time point and is commonly indicated by resting HRV.
In contrast, phasic HRV investigates the system’s reactivity at different time points
frequently indexed by resting, stress, and recovery
High HRV not always a good thing; its good DEPENDING ON ENVIRONMENT!!!!
When its safe its okay.
E.g. psychopaths and hrv- > çocukların olduğu durumalrda bile yüksek HRV.
Children who hug everyone-high HRV-zthey cant recognize threat.
ADAPTİVE FELXIBILITY:
Social environment system can only be express when system detects environment is
SAFE.- >SAFE MOOD&SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT
Correlation between HİGH HRV and HIGHER ACTIVATION OF mPFC during series
of tasks.
Due to the connection between vagus and body&brain; 6 breaths per minute i
working.
Benefits of emotion regulation and inhibitory control.