SUZIE HRV Wearable:
An Overview of Observational Data
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is a key
biomarker of health, with low HRV linked to
chronic disease and aging. A study of 2
million WHOOP users reports an average
HRV of just 38, reflecting the reality that
60% of the population suffers from a chronic
condition.
In contrast, SUZIE users—even at 70 and 80
years old—are achieving average HRV levels
of 120, a metric typically seen in elite
athletes. This dramatic improvement
underscores SUZIE’s ability to enhance
cellular health, resilience, and longevity
through its cutting-edge photodynamic
therapy.
The data speaks for itself—SUZIE isn’t just a
wellness device; it’s redefining what’s
possible for human health.
Observed Data from SUZIE HRV Users:
Ron, Age 76: HRV score average of 115 with a
maximum of 191.
Tony, Age 77: Initial HRV score of 113,
achieving a high of 244 and an average of
172.
Brian, Age 83: HRV average of 114, with a
maximum of 141.
Rio, Age 80: HRV score average of 120 with Apple.
These users are not gym enthusiasts, do not
use pharmaceutical medications, and have
reported improved physiological scores that,
in some cases, surpass normative values for
much younger populations. One user,
diagnosed with colon cancer, voluntarily
discontinued treatment yet maintained
strong HRV performance.