New Apple Watch Series 10: Sleep Apnea Detection! Here's How It Works

[@CPAPReviews]

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[@phildimopoulos6010]

sexy Mick (or Nick?) sightings: 0:14, 4:14, 18:04 (plus the lady as well!) bonus egg: 1:47 - Uncle Naughty Only Fans (haha) extra bonus egg: 10:58 - watch band is now brown I'm probably way off but oh well haha

[@SchnitzelDaemon]

CPAP machine at 17:52 then disappears as he moves over it

[@rick_terscale1111]

16:17 ... or is that your kid?

[@rick_terscale1111]

10:55 ... your clothing changes from Western Suburbs povvo style to Paddington Hottie style, with tight shirt and pecs bulging.

[@rick_terscale1111]

4:00 - Bluey is hiding in the plant in the background?

[@lordgarth1]

I have a much more expensive solution to sleep apnea detection. It’s called a girlfriend. 😂

[@NickNackpaddywhack]

That's how i found out I had sleep apnea, haha!😅

[@soliduspr]

@@NickNackpaddywhackMe too, Right when we start sleeping together she notice that I stop breathing when falling asleep. That was 6 years ago, she and the CPAP saved my life. The thing with sleep apnea is that you get used to feel like shi** every day and that feeling becomes the “normal” state of your health until you start using the CPAP and get your first night of good sleep, then you realize how bad your overall health was. For me, I felt like I was 18 years old again, it was truly a life changing moment.

[@Kadu_flyer]

I tried that solution but the wife wasn’t happy about it!

[@Gary-vx7gp]

With an elbow to the ribs!

[@mochachaiguy]

@@Kadu_flyer😂😂😂

[@WillC]

Anything that helps tip off unsuspecting people of their diagnosis is huge not only for health, but innovation as well. I lost years of my life to exhaustion and apathy. Thankfully, this will help someone.

[@doozledumbler5393]

My Apple Watch tipped me off I had sleep apnea a year ago. I Was getting warning about low oxygen and respiratory rates on waking up.

[@matthewaustin796]

My Galaxy Watch 7 warned me that I probably had moderate to severe sleep apnea about a month ago. I feel bad because I feel like it didn’t get much fanfare, and now here comes Apple with the same feature to great acclaim. Since I started using sleep HQ, I switched to a Apple Watch series 7 for the integrations, but I will forever be grateful for that Galaxy Watch 7 for getting me to contact my doctor and get a sleep study. My AHI was 48. Now it’s always around 1 or 2

[@johnplante5602]

The thing is Apple sells way, way more watches than Samsung and iPhone users will always get an Apple Watch, whereas there are many options for android users. That’s why it doesn’t get much attention. Most people just don’t care about Samsung watches.

[@CPAPReviews]

@johnplante5602 - fair call

[@MuratEltanOfficial]

İ avoided getting cpap maschine for 4 years. İt was one morning when i had a atrial fibrillation 4:00 am, my heart was stuck in the wrong pattern + 195bpm. İ was lucky the ambulance was near by. Had to get a heart shock allso known as cadioversion. Was so close for a stroke. Please get a test done asasp & if you have apnea don’t wait. İ feel so so much better no more hypertension. İm glad i found this channel ✌️

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[@johannesdeboeck]

Where is the link to the promised detailed report of Sleep Testing Australia please?

[@CPAPReviews]

@@johannesdeboeck in the description

[@cadenrolland5250]

I have mild need for it and I love it. Every once in a great while I nod off for a short while without the CPAP on and OMG my sleep, if you want to call it that is horrible, my throat is sore, I'm groggy, and I woke up gasping for air! How did I go decades without this CPAP help?! I have a Luna II and it seems to be transferring data back tot the lab and getting better at it all, less random pressure spikes, and more subtle pressure increases, and more rest for me. I have a nasal pillow which feels funny but works perfectly.

[@tflics]

Thank you so much for running this channel! You are a God-send! :)

[@CPAPReviews]

You're very welcome. It's a labor of love!

[@waynebeck7801]

I agree about sleep labs..I have had three sleep studies all with the same results..

[@mochachaiguy]

I did two sessions over the years and they didn’t find I had sleep apnea, it I am a heavy snorer at times. I’m still not convinced I don’t have apnea though. I’ll be upgrading my Applewatch 5 to a 10 this year.

[@mcirone]

Hi Nick, I currently use a Resmed auto CPAP machine - do you think the sleep stage/apnea data the new watch feature offers is a feature worth upgrading my watch for? I’m on the Apple Watch Ultra (1st gen) and I’m a little bummed my model won’t support this feature. I don’t think the Resmed sleep score always correlates with how I feel when I wake up….

[@mcirone]

I should add that I own a Bluetooth pulse ox ring that I always forget to wear when I sleep

[@Resist4]

I must have been lucky when I first did my sleep study, they gave me setup to record my sleep at home for a night, it had a few sensors. They did want me to sleep on my back and be slightly inclined up, which was hard for me because I'm a side sleeper. But, it was still way better than having to spend the night away from home with a ton of wires on me and someone I didn't know monitoring me as I slept, if I could even sleep. I will never forget my first night using a CPAP machine. It was the best sleep I've had is a long time. I had lucid dreams and it was amazing how rested I felt after getting up in the morning.

[@CPAPReviews]

Appreciate the insights! Thanks for sharing

[@SchnitzelDaemon]

My Fitbit wasn't recording any sleep at all for many nights as it was so disturbed. Thankfully I noticed this happening after a period of severe illness and with the other signs realised I probably had sleep apnea. I think I had it before but it got to the extreme falling asleep at work stage after that illness.

[@gaoutdooradventures]

I can't thank you enough Nick for your outstanding videos and your selfless dedication to helping out, and much more importantly EDUCATING, those of us who have to deal with sleep apnea. I look forward to watching every new video you make!! Cheers.

[@CPAPReviews]

thank you brother, really appreciate that. Cheers

[@WhittyPics]

I find the 02 sensor in my series 6 useful. I had a sleep study about 20 years ago and they wired me up. I think that sleep center is still there. The secret to making it work is a comfortable mask

[@keithbradfield7825]

I have sleep apnea and are treated with CPAC but have just got the iPhone 10

[@CPAPReviews]

Awesome mate. Cheers

[@mikeymofonz]

Hey mate, good video. I’m in NZ and just got series 10 Apple Watch, but the feature won’t turn on saying it’s not supported, even though New Zealand is listed as supported. Obviously it must work in Aussie. Hopefully it will be working soon so I can turn it on and try it out. Cheers mate

[@kimlattimer4082]

I have all of that after being on Cpap for 6 years. Thanks technology.

[@saundranoneyah2118]

Thank you for the video I have been suffering from sleep since November 2011. My CPAP machine is set so high that I can hardly breathe when it is on . Before my sleep apnea doctor retired he agreed and he was supposed to reset and even get me a BiPAP machine . unfortunately that never happened. The new person that took his place was only interested in how much insurance they could get a payment of. Now I am so sleep deprived because I’m lucky if I get three hours of sleep at night . That I am suffering from sleep, deprivation, cognitive confusion,… yes, dear

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[@BootStrapTurnerVideography]

Works on the Series 9 Apple Watch as well. However, it asks if you have diagnosed Sleep Apnea when setting up the feature, if you answer "yes" the detection is "disabled".

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@youcanthide004]

Hey, it's been a while since I checked in, are you compatible with Luna G3 yet. I've been honest with you for two years now I'm just literally "dying" LOL for somebody to analyze my data .

[@Toshu9]

Hi mate, I'm a psychiatrist based in Queensland. I'm looking to do research into my cohort of patients and OSA. Do you know the best companies to collaborate with regarding the home testing kits? Regards Andrew

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey, you get in touch with my mates at CPAP.com.au . They're based in Queensland and have many clinics throughout. Email my good friend Matt who will discuss it with you - [e-mail]

[@juliecoulston56]

Hey Nick how low is ok when using cpap my ring sets off alarm around 45 I don’t know how to turn it of any advise please

[@WayneHendersonVO]

Thanks for sharing this more in-depth explanation of the upcoming Apple Watch feature for sleep apnea detection.

[@CPAPReviews]

You're welcome Wayne. Cheers buddy

[@uncletones]

Great info as always Nick

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you 🍻

[@TrudyMaloof]

I found this on Google, does anyone know more about this. Posted 3 days ado. The blood oxygen feature, introduced with the Series 6 device, will not be present on Series 10 models sold in the U.S.

[@CliffR]

I cannot find that feature to enable on my Apple Watch 9 running WatchOS 11 (been on the betas). Where did you find it?

[@m3talc0re49]

It's only for watch 10 currently, but as I heard 9 will also get it with a software update.

[@silverstreamfoundry4104]

I got solo mask and a motorcycle. Best therapy ever. LOL...

[@PeterMann683]

Awesome Nicko

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you buddy 👋

[@roxannevan1503]

Does the Apple Watch 9 also get the sleep apnea feature with new os?

[@CPAPReviews]

Yes it does!

[@ContentHouseFilms]

Easter eggs: 1st at 0:11 Dancing guy 2nd at 1:44 Only Fans 3rd at 4:13 Dancing guy 😂 😃

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey! i think these could also be classified as 'Easter Eggs' but not the ones i'm looking for unfortunately

[@louisecarmichael1488]

the most disappointing thing about apple watches is that we have to recharge them so frequently. Other competitors can last 3 or 4 times as long. This means when Im camping or a bit off grid - going into the evening fishing for example - the battery charge doesn't last and I have to take a power bank with me. If one uses the apple watch only for sleep information - its an expensive data collector.

[@CPAPReviews]

Very true! I’m looking at my flat battery watch on my wrist right now haha

[@susanchambers3028]

C pack machines are way over sold.I never needed one and got taken for a ride for a little over a year.😢

[@alanblyde8502]

Great advice, I went though all that gripe, sleep test etc, wot a load of bull that was.

[@NeoVdV]

There is no reason to not get this in an update down to serie 8, 7, 6

[@ritchie9872]

Apple Watch 10 does not have an oxygen sensor in the US

[@Zane_Zaminsky]

Oura Ring looks for breathing irregularities during sleep.

[@JS-es8pk]

Here in the USA they will squeeze your insurance making you pay for unnecessary test.

[@furiousdoe7779]

Most of the people who have it have a weight problem.... perhaps turning into a more plant based menu will resolve this problem instead of getting a watch that can detect the problem .

[@jmf6000]

Very interesting to see the results of other people. both on the watch and on the heart rate etc.. Im on cpap, low pressure about 6.8 max with AHI showing on the resmed thing at

[@superkikim4916]

My point (and situation) exactly. There can be so many reasons for this I guess. But we need doctors that talk about sleep and all the possible dependencies, and stop focusing on apnea and being self-satisfied because the RESMED show little apnea events. It's killing me to hear them saying "yeah no, the CPAP works great, the machine show you have very few events per hours" .... Rrhaaaaa !!! Makes me angry. CPAP didn't change anything the quality of my nights. I have ADHD, and I know this can be a factor. Complex PTSD as well, with hypervigilance. But how can this be diagnosed in a chamber with plenty of wires and devices around you where hypervigilance is just exacerbated by the environment... These diagnosis methods are a joke :( Good luck. Hope you'll find what can help you.

[@jmf6000]

@@superkikim4916 yeah it's tough. Diagnosing complicated situations like ours. I think mine is jaw related. I can't keep my mouth closed cos tongue doesn't fit properly so it flops open. That's why have to have full face mask. In the end most doctors don't really seem to know what they are doing. Have to watch a tonne of videos and hope you find someone with the same problem.

[@superkikim4916]

@@jmf6000 Our occidental health system is based on specialty, where each problem is treated separately and require different specialists where life is a holistic mess with so many codependencies. It is evolving but so slowly... If you didn't yet, you should try finding a specilist in maxillofacial apparatus. But I guess you thought of it already

[@doozledumbler5393]

Can skip it because I already have sleep apnea. LMAO.

[@rick_terscale1111]

It's not unique to APple Watch 10 though. Watch 9 and Ultra also support it.

[@NeoVdV]

To be accurate they have to include blood oxy values as it is also a big indicator for apnea. With movement ... sorry but I move a lot, already from when I was a child and that doesn't mean I have sleep apnea !!! So ? Maybe the blood oxy detention hardware is still inside the watch (?) but they don't tell you ????

[@CPAPReviews]

It’s not just any movement. It’s a very specific type of moment that mirrors the apnea breathing patterns. Just received FDA approval today

[@NeoVdV]

@@CPAPReviews, no reason not to have it also on serie 8, 7,

[@CPAPReviews]

@@NeoVdV profit is a big reason bro 😂

[@MartaGaspar94]

My breathing sleeping is between 15,5 to 35,5. Also my sleep records most of the nights say that I’m around 8 hours in bed but only about 6 hours sleeping. Would that mean that I have sleep apnea?

[@donnahaynes2082]

It didn’t for me! I returned my watch

[@NickNackpaddywhack]

Easter Eggs 1:24 2 wedding rings 2:24 watch catch undone 10:55 guitar on wall

[@AnaLuciaRdk]

01:24 02:24 10:54

[@ronaldfranklin6122]

Paddy whacking mate !

[@CPAPReviews]

unfortunately not the ones i'm looking for buddy

[@NickNackpaddywhack]

It only helps if you can afford it!

[@zyrorl]

Samsung's watch also does this

[@MrPdice]

You look so pretty in your dress. I win!

[@bw7057]

My ring is dead 😢 Battery won’t charge.

[@SA-ph3tk]

Have you checked to make sure your charging cord works? I thought my ring was dead, but it was the cord. Once I got a new cord and charged it, it works fine.

[@bw7057]

@@SA-ph3tk I will try this thank-you 🙂

[@bw7057]

Didn’t work, it’s will not charge 😢

[@njanja31_42]

doesn't work on watch ultra 1 ... horror 🙄🙄🙄

[@CPAPReviews]

Doesn’t surprise me

[@willieninefivenine6476]

i'm sure it has nothing to do with sleep apnea being a cash cow for cpap companies, suppliers and 'sleep doctors'. Lose the weight. My garmin watch does SpO2 so you can see if your O2 goes below 90% or whatever.

[@kaykitchen9540]

So what if you’re not overweight???

[@nightlore000]

It's not 100% accurate .. people with bladder problems will be restless also. :)

[@humanbeing7938]

You’re frickn’ sigma!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks!....I think

[@jblackjack]

Irritable is my natural state 😒

[@guarddian5780]

.11 face over dancing guy,18.10 face over lady and dancer, just dont reconize him

[@guarddian5780]

sexy mick i guess is who it is

[@guarddian5780]

18.05

[@talega1]

Well what kills you is hypoxia......and due to the lawsuit between Massimo and apple....there is no pulse oximetry available.....so they pulled this motion B$ out of where the sun doesn't shine....yes it's one more parameter......but B$ aside.....pulseoximetry and HR response is what is important....

[@b.peppercorn739]

What an unprofessional video

[@CPAPReviews]

You’re welcome 😘

[@madmacabre]

This seems highly inaccurate

[@CPAPReviews]

I'll have to examine the clinical study but from what i hear it had 100% success rate for detecting sleep apnea. That is, everyone who received a notification had at a minimum and actual diagnosis of mild sleep apnea. Apparently it was a very very big study also. Cheers