By David Ponce
Looks like $5,000 just doesn’t have the same mileage it used to. For this tidy sum, you can purchase a package from company Heart Rhythm Instruments called Pocket-PC Nerve Express. It includes an iPaq, a Polar belt (to be fixed firmly around one?s chest) and a transducer. You are then to go out in the wilderness (or the comfort of your treadmill) and put your health to the test. The device and software will then assess your heart rate variability, an apparently essential determinant of your level of physical fitness.
At this price, you may as well try and turn it into a microbusiness of sorts. Like, standing on a street corner, trying to convince passersby to strap themselves in, and determine their level of fitness, for $10 a pop.
Cause, after you’ve done the test once or twice… what’s the point?
[Pocket-PC Nerve Express] VIA [Gearlog]
It does seem a bit expensive for very limited use. Must be for the money people or those one’s, you know, the one’s born every minute…
B4 knocking this go to the manufacturers website http://www.nerveexpress.com, read the 100 pages of research and application, then see what one thinks. Lots of science here…
I believe the key to quality healthcare is in choosing the right plan. While the healthcare system does need improvement if Americans take the time to research and find the right plan it can at least be manafeable. The Medicare system is getting better also. There are many more options these days for medicare insurance. I think it all depends on making wise decisions
looks like a too-techie gadget to me. The best thing to be fit and in shape is to have a healthy and systematic lifestyle with proper food habits.
looks like a too-techie gadget to me. The best thing to be fit and in shape is to have a healthy and systematic lifestyle with proper food habits.
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Agreed, for me to have a healthy life style you must have care for yourself.
Agreed, for me to have a healthy life style you must have care for yourself.