@drdomeofficial: Health trackers are powerful. But only if you know how to use the data. One of the biggest mistakes I see is people becoming emotional about a single night's score. "My sleep was bad, so today is going to be a bad day." That's not how these devices should be used. When I look at Oura or WHOOP data, I'm not interested in yesterday. I'm interested in your long-term trends. Your average nighttime HRV over weeks or months tells me far more about how your body is adapting, recovering, and responding to treatment than one isolated number ever could. Data isn't good or bad. It's information. Use it to spot patterns, make better decisions, and track your progress, not to create unnecessary stress. Cheers, Dr. Dome

Dr. Dominik Nischwitz

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Wednesday 19 August 2026 16:56:01 GMT