✨ What Does the Test Measure?

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• Rate – Your heart rate, controlled by your nervous system, reveals how well your body is handling stress and balance.

• Rhythm – The timing between beats tells us how well your body rests and recovers. A healthy rhythm should show a 1:2 work-to-rest ratio.

• Tone – The strength of each heartbeat shows how efficiently your heart is contracting and refilling with blood.

🎉 Who Can Benefit?

The Heart Sound Recorder is an invaluable tool for a wide variety of individuals across all stages of health and wellness. This includes:

• Anyone experiencing fatigue, poor sleep, or low energy
• Individuals under high stress or with mood fluctuations (anxiety, irritability, burnout)
• People with cardiovascular risk factors (family history, hypertension, high cholesterol)
• Those dealing with digestive issues or blood sugar imbalances
• Active individuals and athletes looking to optimize recovery and performance
• Patients undergoing detox, functional medicine, or nutritional protocols
• Women experiencing hormonal shifts (PMS, menopause, postpartum)
• Older adults wanting to monitor cardiovascular wellness preventively
• Children or teens with focus, sleep, or emotional regulation concerns
• Anyone curious about how their heart is responding to daily stress, diet, and lifestyle

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A Real Case Study: Mitral Valve Response to Nutritional Therapy

Client: Female, age 45, presenting with fatigue, high stress, and poor

sleep.

Initial HSR Findings:

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• Mitral valve waveform shows high S2 amplitude and irregular spacing
• between beats.
• Tone appears weak, and rest intervals are shortened, indicating
• autonomic stress and poor heart muscle strength.
• Graph 1 (see below) reflects a flat rest period and inconsistent 'lub'
• contractions.

Recommendations:

• Cataplex B (supports nerve conduction)
• Drenamin (adrenal balance)
• Cardiotrophin PMG (heart tone)
• Magnesium Lactate

Follow-Up HSR (4 weeks later)

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