Established
The autonomic nervous system contributes to physiological adaptation. HRV can provide information about autonomic regulation, but its interpretation depends on context and methodology. Allostatic load is a scientific framework describing cumulative multi-system burden associated with repeated or prolonged adaptation.
Observed by MI.BO.
MI.BO has accumulated a large internal dataset of anonymised face-based wellness readings. Patterns described from that dataset are observational and should not be interpreted as population prevalence or medical diagnosis.
Investigating
NeuraGrip, autonomic bracing, and the Vigilance / Bracing / Repair state model are working wellness constructs intended to generate understandable and testable questions. Their value depends on longitudinal validation and transparent uncertainty.
Core references
- Stress and Heart Rate Variability: meta-analysis and review
- Allostatic Load and Its Impact on Health: systematic review
- Roadmap of remote photoplethysmography toward clinical translation
- HRV and affective states: critical review
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