• The front cover of “The HRV Book: What Your Wearable is Actually Telling You and What You Can Do About It!” by Don Moxley, published by Mode Method LLC, features a minimalist design with text and a small heartbeat line graphic, elegantly introducing the concept of heart rate variability as a crucial recovery signal.
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  • A blue graphic with black text stating: “Your device is a thermometer. This book makes you the thermostat,” along with additional information about The HRV Book: What Your Wearable is Actually Telling You and What You Can Do About It! by Mode Method LLC and how understanding heart rate variability can become your ultimate recovery signal.
  • Turquoise graphic stating: “38,000 people. One clear pattern.” Text discusses a connection between lower heart rate variability (HRV) and increased risk of death across diverse groups, summarizing decades of research as featured in The HRV Book: What Your Wearable is Actually Telling You and What You Can Do About It! by Mode Method LLC.
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  • Text graphic stating: Sleeping is not the same as recovering. Alcohol can decrease heart rate variability (HRV) by 28–33%, and sleep trackers might not show this effect on your recovery. From The HRV Book: What Your Wearable is Actually Telling You and What You Can Do About It! by Mode Method LLC.
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The HRV Book: What Your Wearable is Actually Telling You and What You Can Do About It!

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This product is a Digital E-Book Download 

You already own the hardware. What you haven't owned yet is the dial.

You bought the ring. Or the wristband. You put it on, and every morning it hands you a number — your heart rate variability, the single most informative signal your device produces about your recovery. Most people treat that number like a thermometer. They check it, they feel good or bad about it, and they never touch the dial.

Don Moxley, author of The HRV Book, has spent four decades on the sidelines with Olympic and world-class athletes, measuring recovery capacity with chest straps and lab equipment long before any of it fit on a finger.

The signal your consumer device now reads every night is the same one he watched to know whether an athlete's body had absorbed yesterday's work — or was quietly falling behind it.

In The HRV Book, he shows you how to read that signal for yourself, what actually moves it, and how you can use it as the recovery signal it was intended to be.

YOU. OPTIMIZED.

The specialized formulation in HRV+ has been carefully developed to improve HRV, reduce inflammation, and optimize the body's stress management system; giving you the ability to perform at an elite level in all of life's bouts.

Sleep-optimized stress management system.