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Heart rate variability normal values

8/28/2015

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Blog post by Marco Altini.
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Russ Koutrouby link
10/7/2015 08:51:58 am

You can tell you are a scientist with research background. While that is sometimes a detriment since scientists can be obtuse, in your case it is an asset. You clearly explained your product and in very easy to follow language. Well a few terms like sigma and mu could be put into english language. Well done. I just bought the polar and downloaded your app. I will let you know in a couple of weeks.

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