FAQ – iHeart

FAQ

Find the answers to most frequently asked questions below.

Yes! The iheart fingertip pulse oximeter is FDA-approved, and all 5 apps use scientifically-backed methods to assess your internal health. For example, iheart internal age uses the pulse sensor to measure your aortic pulse wave velocity as a surrogate metric for aortic stiffness: A proven predictor of the risk of all biological causes of death. 

For the complete rundown, check out The Science Behind iheart

We’re so glad you asked. The Iheart device and family of apps is a holistic approach to health that centers around internal mobility. In a nutshell, internal mobility describes the flexibility and ease of movement in areas like spine, ribcage, diaphragm. This is vital to overall health, as good internal mobility promotes the healthy exchange of nutrients throughout the body, internal organs, and brain – something you cannot live without. 

Check out our blog post about internal mobility for more information!

Great question. The aorta is the primary artery that carries nutrient-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body. As you age – or in the case of chronic disease, stress, and poor lifestyle choices – your aorta stiffens over time. This stiffness disrupts the carefully-timed flow of nutrients and oxygen, leading to negative consequences like early congestive heart failure and cell death in your brain. In fact, aortic stiffness has been shown time and time again to be a proven risk factor for all biological causes of death. 

Check out our blog post on aortic stiffness for more information.

No. The iHeart Oximeter is painless and non-invasive to use. Simply clip it on your index finger and start recording!

The beauty of iheart is in its ability to display real-time data. Rather than a static measure of health, iheart shows you exactly how you’re doing in the moment – as a result of your current lifestyle choices and emotional and physical wellbeing. For example, you can see how variables such as 1) drinking caffeine 2) exercising, and 3) stress affects your internal hearts.

You can improve your internal age by making healthy lifestyle choices. When you use the Internal Age app, you’ll see a difference in your results when you've been exercising, resting, stretching, and eating well compared to when you haven’t.

Great question! Check out the iheart blog for a ton of useful information about how to improve your health –  and your scores. Our Instagram and Facebook Community Group is another great resource with tons of healthy lifestyle tips.

Yes. Each device can be used with up to 5 profiles for each app.

Yes! The iheart device and the iheart family of apps has been designed with wellness practitioners in mind. For example, the Iheart Remote app allows practitioners to monitor clients' cardiovascular responses remotely by viewing their blood oxygen level, breathing patterns, and heart rate in real-time, while iheart Record app allows users to document these same physiological responses and share them, as a PDF containing their results is emailed automatically. 

Do note that the iheart device and apps come with 5 profiles, and additional user profiles are available for purchase. Check out our pricing information to learn more.

Yes! The free iHeart Remote app allows you to monitor the health of family members and  friends remotely, no matter where they might be in the world. Their results are sent straight to your phone or tablet.

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