What are Biowearables? (& Why They're the Future of Health Tracking)

There's a new type of fitness wearable coming: the biowearable. In this Decodr episode, we discuss what biowearables are, how they are changing not just the lives of people with chronic conditions, but also allowing us to reach out full potential.
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[@tdotholla7796]

First pace maker talk now about my Libre. Bro, you’re speaking my language. I have pace maker and diabetic & love tech! Keep it coming

[@kevinmikulaj]

This tech is very beneficial. Thank you for covering this so more individual are exposed to this.

[@subhaa_]

Tech in health is fascinating.

[@iar1980]

This is dope. Thanks for this David. Love this series.

[@JT74]

I'm a Type 1 diabetic and have been using the Freestyle Libre for the last 4 years. Absolute game changer from the finger pricking. I've only had 2 completely fail on me and stop working in that time (Abbott do replace quickly) and I've have had a couple of issues with accuracy and had to finger prick for a back up test. These issues are rare and overall it's definitely helped me control my diabetes much more efficiently

[@Chockster612]

Super interesting David! This type of tech has the potential of helping millions! If Lingo was available in the U.S. I would definitely use it. Thanks for bringing this info. I can watch and wait for it to come to our shores.

[@JeffWilliamson1]

David, is there a way to suggest a topic for a Decodr episode? There's a tech related health problem a lot of people have that might be helpful to cover.

[@TheUnlockr]

Yes, of course. Let me know here!

[@JeffWilliamson1]

​ @TheUnlockr Thanks David. Could you cover the impact that Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) and other types of clicker in screens has on people's eyes? A lot of people, including me unfortunately, are unable to use most OLED panels and Apple products because it causes dizziness, migraines and other neurological symptoms. There is a Reddit called PWM Sensitivity and a bunch of posts on Apple's support pages and MacRumors forums about it. I'd imagine a lot of people have this problem and don't even realize it.

[@JeffWilliamson1]

I have a bunch of examples I could share with you if there is somewhere I could send them to you.

[@kylereviews544]

Never thought I'd be in something like this. Because of you I've just learned about biowearables and what role they can play in our world :-) ace vid again dude!

[@Strumec]

no coffee check? 😢 If seriously though, this is a very interesting topic. I hope such devices will enter our lives just like smartwatches and bracelets as quickly as possible... I would like to see more videos about it!

[@AntiGummy]

Apple taking notes for their next Apple Watch.

[@Chemy.]

I feel these tech deserves a RWT I mean, put the thing on, get your coffee, go for a run or something and show us how are you doing and how will you improve, I'm really interested on these things because more than getting into competition I would like to understand my body and the effects of my habits.

[@mianumair3345]

Yyyyyyyyyyyy

[@mianumair3345]

Yyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@javezkeith2537]

No coffee ☕ check 😞