Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death worldwide, and it’s mostly preventable by changing your lifestyle and managing risk factors. 1. Get moving Your heart is a muscle and, as with any muscle, exercise is what strengthens it. The first step is to determine your target heart rate, then find an activity you enjoy and can …
An arrhythmia is an abnormal heart rhythm, where the heart beats irregularly, too fast or too slowly.A palpitation is a short-lived feeling of your heart racing, fluttering, thumping or pounding in your chest. Heart palpitations and arrhythmia can be confused because of similar symptoms, such as rapid or irregular heartbeat. However, here are the main …
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The evolution of technology has allowed heart rate monitoring devices to become smaller and smaller, putting them within the reach of each individual whether through a cell phone, small dedicated devices or even watches that allow continuous monitoring of the rhythm and performing an ECG. There are two main forms of monitoring, one of which …
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Using real-time heart rate data during your workouts means you have instant insight into how your body is responding. This means you’ll be training smarter, which is always better than simply training harder. Here we take a look at the different types of heart rate training and what their benefits are. In a nutshell, sports …
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Vital signs such as heartbeat and respiration can directly reflect a person’s physical health status. The Plus1Health non-contact vital sign information monitoring system has good penetration ability and information carrying ability. Plus1Health has applied its own TNagle algorithm and its own integrated circuit design technology advantages to develop a small practical product of non-contact vital …
The smart mattress for physical sign monitoring is equipped with smart sensors placed on the mattress to continuously monitor pulse rate (heart rate), HRV heart rate variability, body turnover, sleep status, and on/off bed information without touching the human body. Through the Plus1Health Cloud Platform and APP, real-time monitoring, emergency danger warning, and data analysis services are …
Parents have been busy for most of their lives, and it has become our responsibility to provide them with a safe and healthy elderly living environment. As parents get older, the responsibilities we need to bear become heavier. In addition to our care, some smart products can also provide more practical assistance for the elderly, such …
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Smart health and elderly care equipment is closely integrated with information technology, and is a new smart terminal product that is intelligent, networked, and has health and elderly care service functions (characterized by portability, self-service, and smart monitoring). The physiological function of each organ of the elderly has declined, the metabolic function is disordered, the immunity is low, …
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A Holter monitor is a type of medical device that is often used to detect problems with a person’s heart. It consists of an electrical device worn on the chest that continuously records the electrical activity of the heart. The device is typically worn for 24-48 hours, or sometimes even longer if necessary. A Holter …
If you’ve ever had heart issues or complications, then you may have come across and are aware of some types of cardiac monitors. There are differences between a Holter monitor and ECG that are worth learning more about and noting. It’s wise to be informed about what these devices do and how they may someday …
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