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Alpha-rhythm stimulation using brain entrainment enhances heart rate variability in subjects with reduced HRV

World Journal of Neuroscience

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“Alpha rhythm during brain wave entrainment interacts with the brain stem control in the different HRV bands taken in consideration.”
“we measured an increase in low frequency power heart rate variability ranging from 16% to 74%”
“and an increase in high frequency heart rate variability power ranging from 38% to 73%. These are very promising results.”

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http://www.saistmp.com/publications/WJNS_2013090617221978.pdf

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Alpha-rhythm stimulation using brain entrainment enhances heart rate variability in subjects with reduced HRV
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World Journal of Neuroscience
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Heart rate & autonomic · Brain & nervous system

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“Alpha rhythm during brain wave entrainment interacts with the brain stem control in the different HRV bands taken in consideration.” · “we measured an increase in low frequency power heart rate variability ranging from 16% to 74%” · “and an increase in high frequency heart rate variability power ranging from 38% to 73%. These are very promising results.”

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http://www.saistmp.com/publications/WJNS_2013090617221978.pdf

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