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This study evaluates the accuracy, usability, and obtrusiveness of low-cost wearable sensors for measuring mental workload via HRV, comparing Empatica E3 and emWave Pro to…

This study found HRV biofeedback treatment significantly reduced trait anxiety compared to no treatment, while relaxation training showed no significant effect.

The heart, once seen as merely a pump, is now recognized as a sensory organ central to emotions, decision-making, and interactions with its environment.

In the 17th century, Dutch innovations like the telescope and microscope revolutionized science, reshaping humanity's understanding of the cosmos and biology.

Higher heart rate variability (HRV) predicts wiser reasoning and less bias when adopting a self-distanced perspective, but not with a self-immersed perspective.

Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading global cause of death, demanding a shift to independent research, nutritional protocols, and epigenetic therapies.

This article explores the heart's role in global and African healing traditions, focusing on consciousness, spirituality, energy, compassion, and love.

This study (n=73) found mindfulness training boosts creativity, using HRV as an objective measure. Most participants had minimal meditation experience.

This study examines 4th-grade students' attitudes toward mindfulness in a 10-week intervention, exploring traits, strategies, and teacher-rated practice frequency.

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This study found that Zikr improves heart coherence, positively impacting emotional well-being and intrapersonal communication among Muslim university students.

The HeartMath coherence model emphasizes heart intelligence and its implications for AI and robotics. It advocates integrating moral integrity, vigilance, and quality control in AI…

Chanting the Hare Krishna Mantram improved heart rate variability, self-regulation, and relaxation, suggesting potential benefits for health and chronic disease prevention.

This study explores heart-based meditation to transform consciousness, values, and behavior, emphasizing its potential for global peace and stability.

This study explores actor training through a theatrical lab, focusing on emotions, mind-body connections, and exercises to enhance acting skills and well-being.

Biofeedback shows promise in stress management interventions, potentially improving physiological and psychological stress indicators. Further research is needed.

A case study evaluates a high-intensity, low-impact training program for a 31-year-old teacher. Results show improvements in health and mood, emphasizing personalized exercise routines.

Coherence-based training uses HRV biofeedback and self-regulation to enhance health, cognition, and mood, emphasizing psychophysiological coherence through heartfelt emotions.

1. Congenital Cardiologist, Invasive Electrophysiologist, Prince Sultan Cardiac Center, Saudi Arabia.

Five practitioners found longer breath cycles in HeartMath meditation boost coherence and performance, supporting heart-based meditation models.

Physiological entrainment aligns body rhythms with environmental cues, influencing brain, heart, and motor activity to support cognition, emotion, and movement.

Inspired by the Aramaic Lord’s Prayer, this reflective piece blends Afro-Christianity, HeartMath, and global healing to share Christ’s vision of love and light.

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Traditional healthcare's "pill for an ill" model fails to address root causes of chronic diseases. Functional medicine uses systems biology to target core imbalances.

21st-century medicine needs a systems-biology model, embracing interconnected networks of health, disease, and quantum uncertainty for holistic understanding.

Mae-Wan Ho, Ph.D., was a geneticist known for pioneering work on organism physics and sustainability, critiquing genetic engineering, and cofounding Institute of Science in Society

Mindfulness-based training for students with learning disabilities showed promise in improving literacy skills and attitudes. The study found increased response times and lower heart rates.

Psychosocial factors like stress impact ischemic heart disease (IHD). Relaxation techniques, PMR and MBSR, may improve HRV and psychological health.

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Centre for Modern Language & Human Sciences, University Malaysia Pahang, LebuhrayaTunRazak, 26300, Gambang, Pahang, Malaysia, 2013.

A pilot study found that coherence practice improved saliva crystallization patterns in 18 of 20 participants, linking positive emotions to structural changes.

This study explores the heart's role beyond pumping blood, examining views from ancient philosophers to modern scientists using computer technology.

A systematic review of HeartMath heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVB) interventions suggests potential psychological benefits for psychiatric patients.

A novel sham HRV-biofeedback training and YETI index are proposed to improve HRV research. Applying training fidelity criteria enhances sample homogeneity and effect sizes in…

This review examines heart rate variability biofeedback's effects on executive functions across ages, analyzing factors influencing efficacy in various populations.

HRV biofeedback improves physical and mental health in children, aiding stress and pain management. Research supports its use alongside conventional therapies.

HeartMath, founded in 1991, promotes heart intelligence and health through an interdisciplinary approach to personal, social, and global coherence, bridging sciences and spirituality.

Study explores effects of Surah Al-Rehman recitation on diabetic distress. Results show reduced blood pressure, increased alpha power, and modulated heartbeat potentials, suggesting improved heart-brain…

Study evaluates feasibility of combining physical exercise and heart rate variability biofeedback for hematologic patients, showing improvements in physical function.

Study explores effects of self-compassionate thinking on brain activity and heart rate variability during stressful memories, using fNIRS and HRV measurements in healthy adults.

How do the ECG-based devices compare to the photoplethysmographic devices in terms of reliability

HeartMath offers evidence-based interventions to promote health and coherence amid global chaos. It integrates diverse healing approaches for personal and planetary well-being.

Study shows 5 weeks of heart rate oscillation biofeedback affects left OFC volume, mood, and resting HRV. Increasing oscillations led to greater benefits than decreasing…

Study explores personality's impact on stress vulnerability and coping effectiveness. Higher neuroticism increases stress, while conscientiousness and extraversion reduce it. Relaxation techniques work better for…

Research on heart rate variability shows heart-brain interference, linking heartbeat rhythms to brain function and spiritual experiences. Explores spirituality's role in modern life

This paper proposes a quantum theory of consciousness (QTOC), linking consciousness to quantum phenomena and addressing key issues in neuroscience and brainwave synchrony.

HeartMath coherence technology enhances physical, psychological, and social well-being, supporting ubuntu and community healing in post-apartheid South Africa.

Congenital aortic valve stenosis rates rise at higher magnetic latitudes, linking heart valve development to Earth’s geomagnetic field, not just genetics

Analysis of 1.8M HRV biofeedback sessions found higher coherence linked to positive emotions and stable rhythms near 0.10 Hz, supporting personalized training.

Study evaluates heart coherence in craniosacral therapy students as indicator of spiritual leadership. Results show variations in spiritual well-being but no significant heart coherence differences.

HRVB is a promising treatment for stress-related disorders. This review shows significant improvements in PTSD, depression, and anxiety, especially when combined with other therapies.

A meta-analysis of 14 RCTs (794 participants) found heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVB) moderately effective in reducing depressive symptoms in adults.

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Brief biofeedback training positively impacted perceived arousal but not mood, movement time, or mental workload. Device preferences varied, with desktop models favored over portable ones.

This abstract explores the complex nature of human consciousness, blending ancient wisdom with modern scientific advances to propose a holistic, universal perspective.

Human consciousness, linked to the heart, is explored through interdisciplinary research, quantum physics, and KOO conferences since 2006, revealing new insights.

Research links spirituality to heart health, suggesting a bidirectional relationship. The heart's role in spiritual experiences may offer a path to holistic wellbeing and recovery.

Study examines heart rate variability and respiratory coherence in depression and suicidal ideation, finding significant differences in autonomic function and synchronization.

Chronobiological study explores environmental effects on human physiology, focusing on cardiovascular rhythms. It examines shared cycles between environment and health, from cosmic to atmospheric influences.

Channelopathies, responsible for ~10% of sudden cardiac deaths (370,000 annually), involve genetic and electrophysiological advances enabling new diagnostic and therapeutic options.

The heart has its own "little brain" that communicates with the brain, influencing pain perception. Heart-targeting methods can modulate brain regions involved in pain processing.

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