Why the study?
Does prolonged non-metabolic heart rate variability reduction correlate with psychological stress and worry in daily life?
Does prolonged non-metabolic heart rate variability reduction correlate with psychological stress and worry in daily life?
An algorithm filtering out metabolic demand can capture prolonged non-metabolic reductions in heart rate variability, which correlate with worry and tension in daily life.
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AddHRVr may signal worry and tension in daily life; hypothesis-generating for ambulatory HRV monitoring, needing prospective validation.
Verkuil et al. (2016) studied this question.
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