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Heart rate variability (HRV) is a measure of autonomic health, where in general, greater variability indicates a healthier (more adaptive) autonomic nervous system [1]. Natural methods of improving HRV include chiropractic care [2-3] and exercise [4]. This case study pertains to a patient of the author’s who initially received chiropractic care and then initiated an exercise program. The purpose of the study was to: a) demonstrate how HRV can be used on a visit-by-visit basis to monitor neurological progress (or lack thereof) following different interventions, and b) show how outlier analysis can be used to determine the statistical unusualness of an apparent substantive change in HRV compared to baseline.

Monitoring Autonomic Progress Using Outlier Analysis of Heart Rate Variability: A Case Study