HRV Chart For Age & Gender: Improve Heart Health & Wellness With Pulsetto’s Tips

Oct 2, 2024

Wondering what the best HRV score is for your age and gender? Pulsetto has created an easy-to-follow guide to help you set your heart rate variability goals and improve your overall health.

HRV: What is it & why should you care?

Heart rate variability (or HRV) is one of the primary biomarkers for overall health. Which is why all the fitness mega-influencers are always banging on about their HRV scorebut what exactly is it?

Find out everything you need to know about HRV and how to improve it with Pulsetto at https://pulsetto.tech/blogs/blog/what-is-a-good-heart-rate-variability-score-hrv-chart-for-age-gender    

Your HRV score is based on the variation in time between each beat of your heart. This can be influenced by several factors, including age, gender, lifestyle, and environment. Your heart rate is linked to your autonomic nervous system and is, therefore, a good indicator of your overall health.

In clinical studies, those with a higher HRV score were shown to have better cardiovascular health and resilience to stress. However, even in athletes, HRV was shown to decline between the ages of 20 and 40. But fear not, the new guide from Pulsetto suggests that this reduction can be slowed or even reversed by altering lifestyle factors such as diet, physical activity, and improved sleep quality. Oh…and lowering your stress!

Stress & Low HRV: What’s the link?

Stress has repeatedly been shown to increase cortisol levels and decrease HRV scores across all ages and gender groups. Pulsetto’s guide says that using a vagus nerve stimulator could help reduce stress, allowing your heart rate variability to return to its optimal levels.

The guide recommends using a quality stimulation device that targets the vagus nerve specifically to minimize any potential discomfort or other side effects. Pulsetto’s own vagus nerve stimulator delivers low-level electrical pulses to the nerve, while worn around the neck.

HRV By Age & Gender

Did you know that, on average, men have higher HRV scores until around the age of 50? Pulsetto has shared the average HRV scores according to the latest studies. Use them as a benchmark for setting your own fitness goals.

Average HRV Score for Men

  • 25-26 years old: 61 ms
  • 30-31 years old: 56 ms
  • 35-36 years old: 49 ms
  • 40-41 years old: 43 ms
  • 45-46 years old: 37 ms
  • 50-51 years old: 34 ms
  • 55-56 years old: 32 ms
  • 60-61 years old: 31 ms


Average HRV Score for Women

  • 25-26 years old: 57 ms
  • 30-31 years old: 53 ms
  • 35-36 years old: 47 ms
  • 40-41 years old: 42 ms
  • 45-46 years old: 37 ms
  • 50-51 years old: 34 ms
  • 55-56 years old: 33 ms
  • 60-61 years old: 31 ms


How did your HRV score compare? Be sure to check out Pulsetto’s HRV Guide for all the best fitness industry hints and tips to improve your score. Get access to your FREE copy at https://pulsetto.tech/blogs/blog/what-is-a-good-heart-rate-variability-score-hrv-chart-for-age-gender  

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