Heart Rate Variability Science | Lane Michel | Talks at Google

[@user-gd7mr5bx1l]

22:40 - to get past the hardcore woo woo (fill in the blank)

[@MusixPro4u]

Be blessed.

[@Corteum]

What "woo woo"? are you hallucinating again?

[@dwighttemple5534]

THANK YOU 😆

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

thank you!!!

[@tjo1984]

A video on energy that makes you want to nap.

[@grantbenham8673]

Thank you to the audience member who asked the questions at 54mins. It's a shame that there's a muddling of solid science with metaphysical mysticism in this presentation (and the HeartMath Institute more broadly).

[@prosperouseye]

Why?

[@TanyaInce]

Very helpful information! HeartMath has been at the forefront of research on heart/brain/emotions coherence for many years now. It's great to see these discussions finally becoming more accessible to the public.

[@taylorelliott5776]

The key is coherent breathing, which turn creates coherence in one emotional state or states!

[@caprimungeam662]

Great information. Autonomic - pronunciation was incorrect as autotomic

[@lopa56]

Oh man was that making me crazy.

[@1990sodapop]

I almost shut off the podcast just because of this

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

Unfortunately I've seen some talks by doctors (specialists in neurodegenerative diseases) where they use that pronunciation on purpose since they think it makes the information more accessible to people. It just makes me cringe.

[@shabaranks6265]

im at 19 min. does he get to a point? eventually?

[@jonathaneberle]

Without references, I have to research elsewhere.

[@heath3546]

I’m not sure about the receiving end on the heart field however polyvagal theory is pointing to cues in the environment that can have nervous systems coregulate each other. I think there’s a strong intersection between the work you’re doing and poly vagal theory

[@basedchadthad9597]

incredibly you can do all of this on your apple watch or cheap ecg watch

[@brb8829]

Excellent talk with useful information.

[@TheP11master]

this is so interesting information!

[@TheIncredibleFlyingSausage]

Fascinating! Thank you.

[@iamgoddard]

Synchronized heart fields, really?!! I'd like to see some peer-reveiwed science on that. Sounds like woo.

[@CraigTalbert]

Do a Google Scholar search on people using one of the devices, e.g. emWave2 and have a look at the results.

[@mamunurrashid5652]

Amazing!!!!!

[@sd-xx8ep]

In this comment: A summary until min 35:00 (1), a better talk on this same subject (2), a joke discrediting the speaker (3). 1: IMHO Takeaway until min 35:00 : the heart has 40k neurons, communicates with the brain, and produces and electromagnetic field which can be measured to detect 75% of your emotions. It influences our autonomic nervous system. 2: an shorter, more dense, more detailed, funnier, talk is this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2GZinyNeLdlgNU beware this is only the first part, the second is just as amazing. Furthermore: if his talk taught me X new information, his 300+ pages book taught me further X information. 3: 21:20 ... "with a greater accuracy" compared to what?! If the heart can predict the output of computer programs then we solved the halting problem! Amazing! (sarcasm)

[@basedchadthad9597]

Thank you so fucking much for this comment. #2 was so good god damn

[@sd-xx8ep]

@@basedchadthad9597 oh yeah about #2: in the meanwhile i discovered it's all kind of BS. I mean, not BS, but very low quality info. Scroll to the bottom comments of thay video, they explain it all.

[@basedchadthad9597]

@@sd-xx8ep HRV is BS or which part? Couldn't find the criticism only people kissing his ass in the comments

[@sd-xx8ep]

@@basedchadthad9597 scroll until the very last comments

[@channel1channelone]

Some great ideas and points but no solid proof for most of the claims... would love all of that to be accurate but again no solid proof provided besides “go look at our research”..

[@hunczar]

some woo in the beginning that completely ignores social psychology; also, $120 to $200 is not "totally affordable." Decent on HRV info, but better info exists out there.

[@Netherlands031]

A heart field that extends 3 feet? If it's anything like any other magnetic/electric field it extends to infinity but it gets exponentially weaker with distance. Why on earth would it be perfectly 3 feet? And if it can be measured, why don't we see the measurements but instead some artist's rendition? Also, your heart is hidden pretty deep behind fat, bone, muscle and skin, all acting as a faraday cage, so I highly doubt that you can measure it. Downvoted, this is pseudo-scientific nonsense.

[@stephenkane5686]

Mumbo jumbo

[@taylorelliott5776]

"Intelligent use of emotion is key to improving physiology and health in every aspect of life": This absolutely false, Emotions only play a small role in improving one physiology. The KEY is coherent breathing and you know this !! Stop lying to your audience!!!

[@prosperouseye]

What would be the benefit to him of lying about this?