Re: [ET2] Frequency-Issue/HR Variability

Hi Sylvia,

The HeartMath FreezeFramer measures heart rate variability, which is
often used as a indicator of stress management. The more smooth the
transition between the acceleration and deceleration of the heart as
you breathe in and out, the better the body is able to handle
stress. Or so the theory goes. The technique that HeartMath
teaches has to do with placing the hands on the chest and evoking
memories or thoughts of joy, love or appreciation, in order to bring
the HR variability into what they call "coherence". It would indeed
be interesting to get a read out of an ET session with someone
hooked up to the FreezeFramer---before/during/after.

Has anybody played with this?

Liz

--- In emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com, SFX <starfields_at_b...> wrote:
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> emoseleyg wrote:
> > Good day to you all,
> >
> > Thanks a lot for the link to the PIP image study, Silvia. And
> > thanks for asking an interesting question, Volker. I have a
> > biofeedback gadget from HeartMath called the FreezeFramer, which
> > measures heart rate variability. I have tried it out on myself
> > using ET, but with inconclusive results so far. There might be
more
> > clear results if there were three people: ET practitioner,
client,
> > and someone to watch the screen. Has anyone tried this out?
> >
> > Liz
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> Liz, I agree that you need 3 people to make it work properly.
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> But do remember - with ET the heart rate might well go UP.
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> Mine certainly does when the energy starts flowing freely!
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> Silvia :-)
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Received on Thu 12 Jan 2006 - 05:07:13 GMT