ABOUT TFT EMOTIONAL PHYSICAL INDIVIDUAL ENERGY TOXINS HEART RATE VARIABILITY FACTS

The Heart Rate Variability test ... gives an incredibly accurate view of the autonomic nervous systems as well as the variableness of the heart.  What I found is that Thought Field Therapy, which I have been using, has a Dramatic effect on the autonomic nervous system (ANS) in correcting disorders involved in the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous system.  ... It is extremely difficult to change the ANS because it is a stable characteristic.  There is no placebo effect with the ANS."
"(TFT) has been for me a nice piece of the puzzle that's been missing as to how to enter and correct rapidly, defects in the autonomic nervous system."
...Fuller Royal, MD, Medical Director, The Nevada Clinic 

What is HRV? 
HRV (Heart Rate Variability) refers to the measure of variation in the intervals between heartbeats, as measured in milliseconds. HRV also measures the activity and balance of the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems of the autonomic nervous system (ANS).  Having low HRV has been shown in longitudinal studies to be a strong predictor of all causes of mortality, as well as being correlated with a number of psychological conditions.

The Most Important Measures we look at In Reading HRV Results:
SDNN (Standard Deviation of Normal to Normal) - This is an indication of the actual variability of your heart, from beat to beat.  A steady, metronome-like heart rate means that the variability is low, and low SDNN (below 50 in the 24-hour test) has been associated in several important studies, including the famous Framingham Heart Study, with sudden cardiac death.  More recent studies have shown that in cases where the variability is too high, this can also be a problem.  More commonly, however, we see cases where the SDNN is too low.  Research has also shown a relationship between low SDNN and phobias, depression and PTSD.  We can change this in minutes, with TFT!

Total Power - The ANS’s ability to respond (response-ability) to challenges.  In general, low total power can indicate depression whereas very high total power can reflect hyper arousal

Other Physiological Measures of Change
We commonly observe physiological changes in clients after treatment, such as change in skin color, respiration, facial expression, and/or body language.  Temperature, Pulse Rate, and blood pressure are often changed with TFT.

The Most Important Instrument
Imagine having a device that could tell you, within five minutes, how relatively healthy or unhealthy you are. This same device can also tell you how certain foods may be hurting you, how certain drugs may hurt or benefit you, the degree to which current stress or past traumas have an effect upon you, and best of all, a device that will tell you if the treatment you are receiving or giving is beneficial or not. 

Heart disease prevention and stress management for nervous system balance the Heart Rate Variability test helps heart disease prevention due to improper stress management and nervous system balance. 
Heart disease prevention and stress management can be controlled with the help of a Heart Rate Variability test. This is an excellent prognostic indicator of the risk of mortality from most causes. The breakthrough of Thought Field Therapy and Heart Rate Variability can lead to the improvement of heart disease prevention and decrease of heart disease through stress management and the measured increases in the balance of the autonomic nervous system. Thought Field Therapy procedures can rapidly and dramatically help in heart disease prevention by improving the Heart Rate Variability measures and the balance of the autonomic nervous system balance, which governs our "flight or fight" responses and regulates approximately 80% of the body's subsystems. It is the very best objective measure of treatment effectiveness for heart disease prevention.

*Thought Field Therapy (TFT) is a highly effective adjuvant and complementary approach to medical and psychological health practices. Some TFT work may require approval from a licensed physician or psychologist. TFT is never intended to replace medical treatment or severe psychological treatment. It can be regarded, by its emphasis on the use of internal resources for therapy, as a non-medical therapy which accomplishes its results without direct external intervention.