Why does heart rate variability (HRV) decline with age? | Peter Attia and Joel Jamieson

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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    This clip is from episode 305 - Heart rate variability: measure, interpret, & utilize HRV for training and health optimization with Joel Jamieson. Joel is a conditioning expert who developed Morpheus to give people a smarter way to build their conditioning regimen and improve their recovery.
    In this clip, they discuss:
    - What is it physiologically, at the cellular level, that is resulting in this profound reduction in HRV as we age?
    - How much do genetics influence HRV?
    - Why lack of resilience is a hallmark of aging
    - And more
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Комментарии • 18

  • @CoachEarlPlays
    @CoachEarlPlays 14 дней назад +7

    Is it a stretch to say that if HRV decline is due to mitochondrial density, that Zone 2 training could help stave off decline? This would be due to the mitochondrial activity boosted by the training protocol.

    • @dinomiles7999
      @dinomiles7999 12 дней назад +1

      Peter is LOST in the medical MATRIX. Textbook narsasist 😢 ❤ $$$$.

  • @2Mirt
    @2Mirt 9 дней назад

    Correction from the cardiologist- QRS Complex is the depolarization, not peak contraction! Contraction happens afterwards - somewhere during T Wave or before T Wave (T Wave is already repolarization).

  • @KJSvitko
    @KJSvitko 13 дней назад +2

    My HRV drops for a few days after a heavy exercise day and if I eat my last meal too late in the day.

  • @neilcollins5930
    @neilcollins5930 13 дней назад +2

    I am 63 live in UK my Vo2 is 42, train hard , I am lean 94kgs 6ft 1. Strong , full of energy . HRV is awful 😢

  • @parrotladder9025
    @parrotladder9025 14 дней назад +3

    Rate of guessing about cause and effect way too high to have made HRV a thing to monitor

  • @winstonallen6933
    @winstonallen6933 14 дней назад

    One Word.......GROUNDING!

    • @hexchad765
      @hexchad765 13 дней назад

      That's three words

    • @winstonallen6933
      @winstonallen6933 12 дней назад +2

      Last I checked Grounding is one word. Go back to 1st grade......or even better learn about grounding. I know...tough for a 1st grader.

    • @hexchad765
      @hexchad765 12 дней назад

      @@winstonallen6933 "one word grounding" is three words. Nice counting, genius. Go back to kindergarten

  • @Guns2411
    @Guns2411 14 дней назад

    Live in Wales...57.train like animal..250.lb.
    Look good..trt last 5yrs.. blood bang on... listen to this not sure if should push now anymore....dam.

    • @tommydinob
      @tommydinob 14 дней назад

      At 57…bigger ain’t better for heart.
      I’m right behind you at 56. Used to be a lean 255
      Now keep it 210-215 and toned. Have deep cardio.

    • @Guns2411
      @Guns2411 14 дней назад +1

      Then hit ? Muscle mass for age and bone density.lol.protien would have to drop too fa,. never be 215...be ill.
      Oh well.fact! Can't live for ever and rather go bang! than have my ass wiped for me 💪👍

    • @tommydinob
      @tommydinob 14 дней назад +1

      @@Guns2411 yeah…HIIT.
      Swim a lot too.
      I’m with ya….no interest in wearing a diaper.

  • @skygreen5939
    @skygreen5939 12 дней назад

    "life is an insult"😅

  • @jfkesq
    @jfkesq 14 дней назад

    sad news

  • @dinomiles7999
    @dinomiles7999 12 дней назад

    I dont know how this mans beautiful wife puts up with him . 😢 . Hes seems lost in his own EGO 😢.

    • @joebartles3986
      @joebartles3986 10 дней назад

      Why do you say that and why do you watch him if you feel that way?