HRV stands for heart rate variability. You can learn more about this in this linked article. The HRV number indicates how strong the reaction is. In other words, the infectious load. Up to a value of 2.5, it shows rather a Latent Presence of the pathogen, and therapy is not required. However, if a testee doesn’t feel well, this may show that something is coming, and a treatment may be essential. But in general, pay attention to values over HRV: 2.5.
FRQ is referring to a validation process. The system is set so that each pathogen found is then validated. Each pathogen has two frequencies assigned in the HRV scanning mode. FRQ 1 means only one frequency response, FRQ 2 means both frequencies responded, and in this way, the presence of the related pathogen is confirmed. There should be a max FRQ 2 shown, however, there is a bug in the software, and sometimes higher numbers come up. Even FRQ 8…. anything over 2 is a mistake. HRV is the value that matters. The FRQ bug will be resolved with an upcoming update.
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If the FRQ: 1, then is this result ignored or worth acting upon? What is the second frequency? Most of the results i see are FRQ:1 HRV:2.5 or above and that result does seem to fit with the case. Also, are there limitations such as an individual with a heart condition (arrythmia, heart murmur, cardiomyopathy)? Does the process account for heart fluctuations?
Prending reply from Rifetech:
If the FRQ: 1, then is this result ignored or worth acting upon? What is the second frequency? Most of the results i see are FRQ:1 HRV:2.5 or above and that result does seem to fit with the case. Also, are there limitations such as an individual with a heart condition (arrythmia, heart murmur, cardiomyopathy)? Does the process account for heart fluctuations?