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FAQs
Explore common questions about our app and fitness programs to get a better understanding of how Netrin can benefit your health and wellness journey.
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1. Why focus on heart health instead of steps or calories?
Answer:
Because your heart tells the story, numbers can’t. Steps and calories show what you did — your heart reveals how your body handled it. We track effort, recovery, and resilience — not just motion. It’s the most important muscle you have, yet the one that’s rarely trained with intention.
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2. How does Netrin measure my heart activity?
Answer:
Through a clinically validated ECG strap that listens in on every beat.
Think of it as your body’s inner narrator - we just help you understand what it’s saying.
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3. What makes Netrin’s ECG sensor different from a smartwatch or fitness tracker?
Answer:
Ours captures ECG-level signals - the gold standard for accuracy — while most wearables estimate HR from the surface. Smartwatches give you heaps of lifestyle data you’ll probably never use; Netrin gives you the metrics that actually matter. Think of our sensor like your running shoes — built for one job, and does it really well.
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4. How can heart-based training improve my performance and recovery?
Answer:
By keeping you in your sweet spot.
When you train based on your heart’s response, you stop overdoing (or underdoing) it. You recover faster, get fitter, smarter, and actually enjoy the process.
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5. Is Netrin suitable for beginners or only for athletes?
Answer:
Totally beginner-friendly. Your heart doesn’t care if you’re hitting the gym, walking your dog, or dancing in your living room — it just needs you to listen.
We help you build a foundation of heart health, one beat at a time.
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6. Can Netrin detect heart problems or irregularities?
Answer:
Netrin isn’t a medical device, but it’s built with medical-grade accuracy.
If something unusual shows up in your reports, we’ll flag it so you can share it with your doctor. Think of us as the early whisper, not the diagnosis.