Alive Clinical for emWave & iFeel sensors

 

Alive Clinical for emWave & iFeel sensors

$400.00

transforming addition to your practice

 

 

Description

iFeel Sensor Benefits

• Comfortable and Easy to Use Finger and Ear Sensors
• Strong, Durable Design
• Built-in Display Shows SpO2 and Average Heart Rate (allows you to monitor heart rate and SpO2 when not by a computer)
• Bluetooth Wireless Connection (requires a computer with Bluetooth)
• Includes USB Cable to Charge Battery
• Runs for More Than 8 Hours On a Single Charge

Information for Professionals

• Works with Alive, Alive Clinical and Alive Pioneer
• Use at the same time as the GP8 Amp to train Smoothness of 2 users simultaneously, or to train iFeel Heart Rate or BVP Amplitude with GP8 Amp Skin Conductance, Temperature and EMG (Muscle Tension)
• No Software Upgrade Cost for Owners of Alive
• Display and Review SpO2 in Alive
• Higher Accuracy and Fewer Movement Artifacts compared to IOM, Lightstone or emWave sensors
• Train Heart Rate, Smoothness and BVP Amplitude (BVP Amplitude training requires Alive Pioneer)
• Designed for hospital use. CE and ISO Certified, FDA Registered iFeel Sensor

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The Relationship of Stress and the COVID19 Virus

What does stress have to do with the enormous problems we are dealing with related to COVID-19 Corona virus? There are many connections. I will discuss a few here.

1. We are being constantly bombarded with news coverage about the problem.  This alone can increase worrying and anxiety.  It is important to watch enough news to stay informed about the fast-moving problem, rules and regulations and things you can do to protect and help yourself and your family.  It has been suggested that we watch just enough for those purposes and then turn the news off.  Listen to some music.  Watch a funny show or movie.  Catch up on some reading.  Watching the news all day will most likely only make you feel worse.
2. Not all of the people exposed to the Corona virus become sick.  Some people might never know that they were infected because of the lack of symptoms.  Why is that?  If we only knew how many things that could potentially make us sick, we have been exposed to, we would be amazed.  Our immune system is constantly fighting off enemies without our conscious knowledge.  It may be that those who have stronger immune systems are less likely to develop symptoms and become ill.  One of the things that can reduce the effectiveness of our immune system is stress.  Have you ever noticed that you “catch a cold” much more often when you are stressed or emotionally upset?  The immune system, like many other systems in the body does not function as well when you are under stress.
3. Due to government regulations most businesses that are not considered essential have been forced to scale way back or close.  Some people are sick and can’t go to work even if they are considered essential.  Many businesses that are still open have less customers than usual.  People are getting laid off and small business owners are struggling to pay their expenses let alone take a salary.  Most people have a high level of financial insecurity due to reduced or halted income.  This is producing a high level of financial stress.  Many people are wondering how they are going to pay their bills without their income.
4. Schools are closed.  Children are home with their parents.  Husbands and wives are home with each other much more of the day than usual.  In many cases it is much easier to get along with people if you spend less time with them.  When you suddenly have to spend more time with the same people it can be stressful.

This is a time when it is very important to practice stress management. Practice progressive muscle relaxation and slow deep breathing. Go for walks while practicing social distancing. Listen to your favorite music. Use a relaxation app. Use a home biofeedback device. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Use some of your usual commute time to get some extra sleep. Your body and mind could use it and it can help to reduce your stress level and perhaps boost your immune system to fight against this COVID-19 virus.

For more information on biofeedback and neurofeedback visit: www.biofeedbackinternational.com

Harry L. Campbell

914-762-4646

Harry@biofeedbackinternational.com

Amazon Author of the book What Stress Can Do

Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0615981577 

Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KMANG9A

Here you can see BCIA Certification Training Youtube Videos:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb50wtADH1M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvNQXB-KtGA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZVKEHdd9oE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byAbhIT9DWg&t=526s
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSVs66DcthM

Quick & Easy Stress Reduction Solutions – Part 4

In my last article I talked about how we can use our breathing to help us relax.  Here is the link my blog page where that article is if you missed it:  https://biofeedbackinternational.com/blog/

Here I will talk about another powerful relaxation tool that you can use with or without any physical tools.  Muscle relaxation is another tool you can use to quickly and easily relax.

Stress Reduction Solution #4 is Using Muscle Relaxation to Reduce Stress Book

We represent stress in our muscles.  As a reaction to stressful events we tend to contract our muscles and hold some excess tension in our muscles chronically.  This can lead to problems.

Muscles are intended to contract to either to cause movement of our body or to maintain posture.  A certain amount of muscle contraction is necessary to maintain posture so that you don’t fall over.  Additional contraction is necessary to move a part of your body.  Once the movement is over the muscle is supposed to go back to a resting state.

Muscles also contract in reaction to stress as part of the fight or flight response.  This is a normal reaction which is intended to prepare your body to respond physically to an emergency.   This is very helpful if there really is an emergency that requires a physical reaction like if a car jumped onto the sidewalk and you have to run for your life.  The extra tension in your muscles would allow you run faster, jump higher, and hit harder.  This reaction might save your life in a real emergency.

Here is the problem, your nervous system doesn’t tend to be smart enough to not react in the same way when you have a problem at work or you get stuck in traffic.  Your muscles contract as though you had to run, jump, or fight.  Since it is not necessary to react physically, that extra tension is not useful.  In many cases at least some of the extra tension doesn’t go away meaning that the muscles stay partially contracted for no useful reason.  When the muscles don’t go back to a resting state it can lead to pain.  The constant muscle contraction can also continue to send signals to the brain and nervous system to stay in an emergency mode which can cause you to feel stressed or anxious.  It can also be physically draining because the muscles are using resources and energy to maintain the contracted state.

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