biofeedback

/ˌbaɪoʊˈfiːdbæk/
noun
  1. A technique that uses electronic devices to measure and display information about a person's body functions (like heart rate or muscle tension) so they can learn to control them consciously.
    • The therapist taught him biofeedback techniques to help manage his chronic headaches.
    • She used biofeedback to lower her stress levels by watching her heart rate on a screen.
    • Many athletes use biofeedback to improve their focus and control their breathing during competition.
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