Heart Failure;Gini Coefficient

The Neurolinguistics of the Heart

Esteban Wisnivesky Rivarola et al. Mauricio Scanavacca

The association between mental stress and cardiac function has always been of major interest. In the 19^th century, Claude Bernard, the father of evidence-based medicine, first acknowledged the vagus nerve as a structural and functional link connecting the heart and the brain. Nowadays, stress is considered one of the most significant health problems in modern society, related to the physiopathology of psychiatric, metabolic and cardiovascular diseases, and the search for its biomarkers remains a challenging task for researchers and clinicians.

Heart Failure;Gini Coefficient
Neurolinguistic Programming
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Stress, Psychological, Action Spectrum
Sympathetic Nervous System

But what is stress? How can we define it, before we tackle it?

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Heart Failure;Gini Coefficient
Neurolinguistic Programming
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Stress, Psychological, Action Spectrum
Sympathetic Nervous System

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