HeartMath
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Sep 16, 2026
Danielle LinHOST
And the whole weekend was like that.
Danielle LinHOST
You may even remember, because we still have it in our archives, a program called HeartMath.
Danielle LinHOST
Some of you that have listened to people like Greg Braden would be very familiar with this kind of information because he has a passion for what we will talk about.
Danielle LinHOST
And he's one of our favorite guests.
Danielle LinHOST
I'm shocked at how many women have been, you know, scratching on the doors of transformation.
Danielle LinHOST
But, you know, many have written books and many have done other things.
Danielle LinHOST
But the person that's joining me now is the president and CEO of HeartMath.com. and they have a nonprofit.
Danielle LinHOST
It's called the Institute of HeartMath and then HeartMath LLC, but she's on the scientific advisory board.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
So that's
Nathan CraneHOST
HeartMath has done a lot of good research on that.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
Dr. Rowland and McCready and I partnered on a summit a couple years ago, and it was really lovely to work with him.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
We were on Zoom, and he would say, let's get into coherence before we have this conversation.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
And I could feel his heart, like, from across, you know.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
miles and miles and across that screen and so he really practices what he preaches um and the science shows us so i um i have kind of termed in my own understanding i call it heart brain fascia coherence kind of walk what i mean yeah you know about that so um you know really quickly the heart is electromagnetic you know we can measure through EKG.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
And what HeartMath studied is with a heart rate rhythm pattern.
Christine SchaffnerGUEST
When we're in these states of appreciation, love, gratitude, compassion, our heart rate rhythm pattern gets in this beautiful coherent sine wave.
Eric OsanskyHOST
And that's something that I need to start doing too, rather than just having like a single deep breathing and meditation session.
Eric OsanskyHOST
I use what's called HeartMath, and I've discussed that previously.
Eric OsanskyHOST
But either way, that's something also not to say I shouldn't use HeartMath.
Eric OsanskyHOST
And if you're blocking out 10, 15 minutes for meditation, deep breathing yoga, not to say not to do that.
Eric OsanskyHOST
But on top of that, maybe just incorporate two minutes multiple times per day to regulate your nervous system.
Deborah RozmanHOST
It is practical.
Deborah RozmanHOST
I mean, you've proved it out to yourself, just like at HeartMath, we do the research and have proved that appreciation and love helps everything grow better.
Deborah RozmanHOST
I mean, it's just-
Ken HondaGUEST
Yes
Deborah RozmanHOST
... young and doing housecleaning to pay the bills.
Deborah RozmanHOST
It wasn't about that, because I knew that I would be doing something else in the future.
Deborah RozmanHOST
And now I just keep pondering what you said about friendships and relationships, because I live in a whole network of people on the HeartMath mission.
Deborah RozmanHOST
We'd all take care of each other, so I don't have any worries about money.
Matt BennettGUEST
So we know that not everybody can afford that.
Matt BennettGUEST
But again, our closest kind of competitor on the biofeedback piece is like HeartMath and theirs is $100 more.
Matt BennettGUEST
So we really try to price this and give people the best science possible while giving trainings and other things in the app.
Matt BennettGUEST
to help you understand your data.
Freddie KimmelHOST
It's a really beautiful product.
Freddie KimmelHOST
I believe in it so much.
Freddie KimmelHOST
You know, I had the original HeartMath device.
Freddie KimmelHOST
It's something that I have danced with often.
Cynthia JamesGUEST
And when you're ready, gently open your eyes.
Cynthia JamesGUEST
Greg Braden, HeartMath organization talk about coherence.
Cynthia JamesGUEST
In this moment of us all breathing together, we came into alignment and into attunement.
Cynthia JamesGUEST
And nothing changed out in the world.
Jason PrallGUEST
We see improved international relations in various places based on this sort of Maharishi effect.
Jason PrallGUEST
And HeartMath has looked at this.
Jason PrallGUEST
Right.
Jason PrallGUEST
There's a number of organizations that are looking at this.
Jess ReedHOST
And so, yeah, there have even been modern experiments exploring whether water might respond to information or intention.
Jess ReedHOST
So there was this – I've talked about this on the podcast before when we were talking about the HeartMath Institute.
Jess ReedHOST
I'll see if I can find that.
Jess ReedHOST
I'll link that in the show notes for you.
Angie GallagherGUEST
And you can find people, you can Google heart math practitioners in your area.
Angie GallagherGUEST
You can, you can just go to heartmath.org, heartmath.com and get information.
Angie GallagherGUEST
the devices and there's, there's, um, guided tutorials in the app.
Angie GallagherGUEST
Um, so that would be one thing just to, um, start looking at nervous system balance, heart rate variability, um, Anything I think that you can do to reduce the impact of stress.
Kute BlacksonHOST
Uh, I think you're in for a real treat today.
Kute BlacksonHOST
Uh, today I get to interview someone who, uh, was one of the original leaders who helped found the organization HeartMath.
Kute BlacksonHOST
You may have heard of them.
Kute BlacksonHOST
Uh, if you haven't heard of them directly, I'm pretty sure that somehow your life has probably been touched by their work in some, even if it's an indirect way.
Kute BlacksonHOST
I had the really, uh, beautiful privilege of speaking at their conference, uh, the annual conference that they put on at the end of April, and let me tell you, the energy was amazing.
Kute BlacksonHOST
They're an incredible organization that you want to find out more about.
Kute BlacksonHOST
That's HeartMath, founded by Doc Childre, and the guy I'm about to introduce you today, and many other amazing folks.
Kute BlacksonHOST
Um, he's played a key role in developing and teaching Heart, HeartMath's science-based system for emotional resilience and heart intelligence and human performance.
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