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Why Your Stress App Doesn't Care If You're Angry: Mood vs. Physiological Stress
Conversely, why doesn't your stress app go off when you are furiously stewing over an argument or feeling deep resentment?
When you sit quietly at a desk radiating anger, your emotional volume is at a 10, but your physical metabolic demand is near zero.
Unless that anger triggers a full-blown panic response or a surge of adrenaline that spikes your heart rate, your autonomic baseline remains stable. Your heart rate stays low, and your HRV remains steady.
Because a stress ap
Samantha Green
16 hours ago4 min read


POTS, HRV, and Pacing: Using Somatic Haptics to Prevent Energy Crashes
For millions of individuals living with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and broader forms of dysautonomia, daily life requires a constant, exhausting game of energy math.
A simple task—like standing up to make coffee, taking a hot shower, or walking up a flight of stairs—can trigger a massive, involuntary spike in heart rate. When your autonomic nervous system struggles to regulate basic involuntary functions like blood pressure and heart rate, pushing past
Samantha Green
Sep 43 min read
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