Gender Differences in Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Metrics

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Today we’re talking about why female HRV scores are on average lower than male HRV scores. This came up with a (competitive) couple we’re working with, and the female didn’t like that she couldn’t “beat” her partner’s HRV score.

How to use Your Wearable to Never Get Sick Again

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We all know the feeling. You wake up with your eyelids weirdly sticking together. Your head lightly throbs as you wake up, your throat scratches at is yearns for water. Dammit, you’re sick. The first thing you’ll want to do is sleep in, of course. Then, you’ll grab…

Supplements That Help (and Hurt) Sleep

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As a caveat to this brief article, I want to make clear that supplements should never be your first line of defense. When it comes to sleep, your main defenses should surround important habits, such as limiting blue light in the evening, exercising earlier in the day,…