Today Dr. Elizabeth Turner comes on the show to talk about HRV and dentistry. Dr. Turner goes deep on the science of airway and breathing and how this connects with dentistry. Her passion and knowledge for come through to bring this episode alive.
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We are excited to introduce Dr. Inna Khazan to our audience as part of the Optimal HRV team. Inna is a licensed clinical psychologist...
In this episode, Dr. Nate Ewigman returns to the podcast to discuss biofeedback-integrated exposure therapy with Matt. Nate shares how he uses HRV tracking...
This episode contains the Introduction to the book The Heat(beat) of Business: Positioning Heart Rate Variability as a Competitive Advantage. You can download a...