About This Episode
In recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Month, Dr. Richard Gevirtz discusses his research on HRV and brain injuries. Explores how HRV biofeedback helps repair key brain functions after injury. Military study findings show concussion patients who don't heal easily have lower HRV than those who recover, suggesting HRV reflects brain healing status.
Key Takeaways
- Concussion patients have lower HRV
- HRV reflects brain healing status
- Biofeedback aids brain function recovery
- Military research supports findings
- HRV biofeedback as treatment tool
Topics Covered
Episode Details
Show
Heart Rate Variability Podcast
Host
Matt Bennett
Guest
Dr. Richard Gevirtz
Duration
33m
Published
2024-03-21
HRV Focus
Primary topic