Andrew Huberman· PhD
HRV is highly genetic.
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HRV is highly genetic.
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they they say genetics is somewhere between like 15 and 70 something per of HRV there's just such a wide range in the research of what you see
I see people who don't work out at all and they come into the gym or they you know whatever and you look at their numbers you're like you have a very high HRV that you would not expect cuz you clearly don't have a very high level of cardiovascular fitness
No I think it's more genetically based just from what I've seen and probably a bit less modifiable
and that that higher H probably still correlates to a health benefit even if it doesn't necessarily come from exercise derived means it's just a genetic thing that they have that probably confer some benefit