Key result
Short-term HRV biofeedback sessions are effective for evaluating human adaptation to uncomfortable environments and testing cortical-visceral connections in cardiovascular disease.
Short-term HRV biofeedback may serve as a useful non-invasive tool to evaluate autonomic adaptation and cortical-visceral connections in both healthy individuals under stress and patients with cardiovascular disease.
Supports HRV biofeedback for research on adaptation and cortical-visceral links in CVD; leaves open clinical applications.
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Поскотинова et al. (2017) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease and environmental adaptation. Short-term HRV biofeedback was evaluated. Short-term HRV biofeedback sessions are effective for evaluating human adaptation to uncomfortable environments and testing cortical-visceral connections in cardiovascular disease.
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