At The Hayden Institute, the Heart Sound Recorder (HSR) provides a non-invasive way to evaluate the sounds produced by the heart. By recording the timing, rhythm, and intensity of heart sounds, the HSR creates a visual representation of the heart’s mechanical activity, offering additional insight into cardiovascular function.
HSR findings are interpreted alongside each patient’s health history, symptoms, and clinical examination. This information may complement our clinical nutrition and functional medicine approaches when exploring cardiovascular wellness, nutritional needs, and overall health.
Unlike an EKG, which measures electrical activity, the HSR records acoustic activity. It provides an additional perspective on heart function rather than replacing conventional cardiac testing.
The Heart Sound Recorder (HSR) is a non-invasive, computer-based device that uses a specialized microphone to record the sounds produced by the heart’s valves. These sounds are converted into a visual graph, allowing practitioners to evaluate their timing, rhythm, and relative intensity.
Unlike an EKG, which records the heart’s electrical activity, the HSR captures acoustic information related to its mechanical activity. At The Hayden Institute, these recordings are interpreted within a broader clinical and nutritional assessment, providing additional information that may help guide individualized recommendations and monitor changes over time.
Our passionate team of holistic healthcare professionals is dedicated to providing you with the best possible care.
The Heart Sound Recorder (HSR) provides a visual record of heart sound patterns, including their timing, rhythm, and relative intensity. These findings offer additional information about the heart’s mechanical activity and may be considered alongside nutritional, metabolic, and lifestyle factors.
At The Hayden Institute, HSR findings may help guide a broader evaluation of:
The HSR may be of interest to patients experiencing fatigue, stress, or cardiovascular wellness concerns, as well as those seeking a more personalized approach to preventive health. Recordings are interpreted in clinical context rather than used alone to diagnose nutritional deficiencies or medical conditions.
Your Heart Sound Recorder session will be conducted by Liz Taylor, a Certified Holistic Nutritionist through the Edison Institute of Nutrition’s 2,000-hour program. Liz has received advanced training in Heart Sound Recorder technology and incorporates these findings into personalized nutritional and lifestyle guidance.
During your session:
The process is comfortable, non-invasive, and does not require needles or imaging.
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