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Chronic illness, using MyBodyWatch and HRV4Training to avoid overexertion

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Jul 2025
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Summary

A person with a chronic illness reported using readiness-tracking apps such as MyBodyWatch and HRV4Training to gauge energy levels. They said MyBodyWatch's traffic-light system, based on HRV and sleep stats, recommends going hard, moderate activity or rest, and helped them avoid overexerting on low-energy days. Nothing was said about how long they had been ill, how severe it was or their overall course.

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  • MyBodyWatch · HelpedMyBodyWatch in particular has a simple traffic light system ... It's helped me avoid pushing too hard on low energy days. In context ↗
  • HRV4Training · HelpedI've found apps like MyBodyWatch, HRV4Training, etc. to be helpful for gauging my energy levels without overexerting. In context ↗

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