#Ecg app

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ECG Power App: Everything you need to know about the new ECG App

With the Electricity Company of Ghana joining the national digitization drive, the need to render its services digitally is in order.  A recent development from the ECG shows a strong commitment to using technology to render services to its large base like electronic power payments, fault reporting, and purchasing consumer power units (prepaid). According to the ECG, their two main reasons for…

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How to Buy credit with the ECG App.

Do you need to buy credit with the ECG App, then you have come to the right place. Then you have come to the right place as I will be walking you through all the steps that will allow you to buy credit with the ECG power app. Benefits of the ECG power APP. The ECG power app is very good and could not have come at the right time. The benefits of the ECG Power App is that it enable customers to buy…

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10 Genius Holiday Hacks for Busy People Who Want to Save Time (and Sanity!)

10 Easy Holiday Hacks to Keep You Stress-Free and Festive This Season! Feeling Holiday Overwhelm? These 10 Hacks Will Save Your Sanity! The holiday season is supposed to be magical, but let’s face it—when you’re juggling work, family, social commitments, and endless to-do lists, the “magic” can quickly turn into stress. Between decorating, shopping, cooking, and hosting, it’s no wonder that by…

[heartlaboratory]

Claudia, one of your friends, invited you to attend to her beach volley match. The match is held indoor so, given the fact that its summer and in this country summer is also very humid, temperatures are going to be torrid. Beside this fact you're still quite surprised to see that the majority of the players are playing naked, females too (in this parallel univers human are not ashamed by their own bodies). After all sweating is the best way to cool down. She's quite skinny but look really good with that blue bikini, you always liked her so, secretely, you're very happy to see her playing covered just with air. Given the fact that the playground is going to be free the whole day, organizers decided to complete the tournament without skippying to next day.

Some hours have passed and she has played for a lot of time now. Room temperature went higher than 36°C for the whole last matches and now Claudia looks pretty torn. She's always been a warrior, someone who don't surrender easily but all that jumping in this particular condition had an effect on her too. She's covered by sweat, her skin has assumed a reddish tone and her panting has become so deep anyone can clearly hear her fast inspirations and exales. The thing that tunrs on a light in your mind though is the fact that her entire upper body is rhythmically shaking like it's thrusted by a sort of internal earthquake. You suddenly realize that you recently activated a medical app on your phone developped at the laboratory where you work that makes possible medical analises through the phone camera thanks to experimental sensors placed in the camera. You activate the app and feel pretty lifted up by the fact you already added her profile. A thin ensamble of laser rays, almost invisible, is projeced towards her and the selected target orgal (obviously Claudia's heart) becomes visible on the screen. Her heart is beating like crazy, not only considering the pace but also the strenght of each beat, the app says her heart is beating at around 195 bpm but it's probably even higher. It's something that is completely out of any safety zone for someone who is 34 years old... and not even a younger person should push its heart like this. The device can also work as a digital stethoscope and by wearing headphones to listen to her you remained schoked. Her blood is pushed so violently that it's making strange wooshing-like noises by rubbing against her heart internal structures, sounds that almost cover up her slamming valves. Suddenly the software gives a diagnosis: High cardiac risk- probability of a sudden cardiac arrest of 89%-potentially lethal arrhythias occurring. By looking at her detected heart electrical activities, her organ is so over-stimulated that PVCs and VTACs burst are already present. You know exactly what to do, Claudia's life has an 89% probability to end in the next few minutes and it's increasing. You decide to get up from your seat and run towards the referee to show him the analysis of your device. One of the players' heart is going to stop very soon.

A second before you move, on the ecg a strange beat appears and suddenly Claudia's heart interrupts any activity, it doesn't even fibrillate, it just ceases to beat as silence arises from your headphones. Terrified you see her taking a couple of deep breath, the ball she was holding fell on the ground and her left hand is placed in between her bare breasts... after a moment she collapses on the ground.

You have always wanted to place your hand on her chest to feel her heartbeat but now you have to do this to make it beat again. CPR has to be started immediately.

[fagsystem]

Top surgery today. I am the first up today and my surgeon begins in an hour. I am going to be having top surgery in an hour.

I was so scared last night but genuinely after I used the magic eraser tool in my photos app to see sort of what it would look like, I have been doing completely fine.

I am not looking forward to the drains. It is the same as with piercings, I have things about having things piercing through my body, but I'd much rather have it than not.

Sorry post interrupted, they're showing food on the TV in the waiting room. Cruel. Cruel

But anyway, I also may get stressed about going to sleep, as I also have Things about that. But according to my friend who had his like 5 weeks ago, I should get something to make me a bit more relaxed before the anaesthetic. And it's not the same issue as sleeping where I get stressed about it then I can't, I can. I don't need to try.

And I'm not looking forward to 6 weeks at least off of my hobbies. I'm very physically active.

Post interrupted again by having an ECG to make sure everything is alright, due to the POTS.

It is now around. 45 minutes until my surgery. Although I am likely to be collected in about half an hour.

I thought I'd be terrified because I truly was last night. Well and truly. Honestly I was wondering if I'd be able to go through with it.

But I am going to.

I am going to be fine.

At least it happens only once in your life.

After this I'll have no more tits.

Oh my gods by the time I would have had lunch at work today if I had gone, I will be titless.

This is it it's happening. It's finally happening. I'm going to cry.

And I'm going to be okay. I have chronic pain and illness and handle it all so well, this surgery is going to be nothing to me.

My friend who had his about 5 weeks ago will be there when I get discharged, so will my mom.

I'm not even nervous I'm ready.

I'm so excited.

This is it.

This is it.

Also, I have a friend with me for now.

[nurse-floyd]

F1 and Biometrics

Biometric gloves came into play in F1 in 2018 to give medical teams immediate access to important information regarding driver conditions after an incident. It allows for vitals to be measured before, at the time of an incident and after the crash until they are rescued and more advanced monitoring is able to be applied. It is also a big help if a driver is involved in a crash that means they are not accessible straight away or cannot be visualized for monitoring so this allows teams to get immediate access to this information.

According to the FIA website, this was a difficulty by medical teams when Carlos Sainz crashed in the 2015 Russian GP where he hit the barrier head-on at 153km/h (roughly 95mph). The first row of the barrier was resting on top of him, so medical teams had to wait for this to be removed before they had access to him. Thankfully he wasn’t hurt during this crash, but medical teams didn’t know this initially as this technology wasn’t available and being used.

The sensors were basically made custom to F1 drivers. Regular sensors had not been fire tested and were not comfortable enough for the drivers to wear for long races. They use Bluetooth technology and can send data within a 500m and are powered by a small battery that drivers charge before races.

Drivers gloves have a 3mm sensor that is stitched into the palm of the fabric and monitors their vital signs during races. They measure pulse oximetry which measures the amount of oxygen being carried in the blood as well as drivers pulse rates. Obviously if a driver has an injury that is affecting their breathing, this will show in the saturations that would decline rapidly. Having this technology allows physiological readings and biometrics to be continuously monitored throughout the race from start to finish. Data from the sensor transmits to an iPhone app and gives medical crews remote and advance information on the driver’s condition. The small biometric readers are flexible and fire resistant up to 1,800 degrees Celsius (3,272 degrees Fahrenheit) for 22 seconds.

In the future there are even plans to implement sensors for respiratory rate and temperature to further monitor drivers which will not only enhance safety features but allow teams and drivers to monitor performance better.

OMP, an equipment supplier, has been developing wearable biometric monitoring systems since the introduction of the biometric sensors in 2019. An undershirt equipped with sensors and a measurement unit would transmit and record biometric data allowing for real-time monitoring of health through ECG and thoracic expansion. This would allow monitoring of drivers heart rhythms and breathing rate which would not only benefit medical teams in the case of an incident but also help identify stress, fatigue and any alteration in conditions. This would be useful considering the amount of stress drivers have been put through in the past in hot countries for example Saudi Arabia GP 2023 when many drivers retired, had to be taken to medical, threw up in their helmets or passed out after the race.

TV crews can also display biometric data during broadcasts to show the physical condition of a driver as they battle on track. However, there have been questions about the ethics and use of biometrics and why can’t we as an audience see drivers heart rates etc on screen if this data is being constantly collected. The FIA has strict guidelines about the use of raw biometric data. Section 2.4 of the FIA Guidelines for the Collection and Usage of Biometric Data in Motorsport, states that the use of biometric data can be used for more than just medical and performance monitoring and can be used for entertainment and marketing purposes but only if it is changed from raw data into a variable to protect the private health information of the driver. The FIA won’t allow the use of biometric data to be publicly available in the original form/ measurement unless the driver provides informed consent.

Essentially, driver onboard vitals are likely not to be available live due to strict laws on data protection and sharing health related information about drivers as it is protected health information. In the case of an accident or emergency, data is not allowed to be used even if the information is changed to protect the driver unless it is for medical and rescue use and post-accident information.

Sources: (x) (x) (x) (x) (x)

This also led me down a rabbit hole and found another study (it was anonymous but if you’re a sleuth you can probably take a guess at what F1 driver it was) where they monitored his heart rate during qualifying to see what his average was throughout the race to test the cardiovascular strain F1 drivers are put under!

[medical89]

DIY Patient Monitor

It's been a while since I posted! In the last post I presented my DIY wireless ECG. Today, I want to follow up on that post. In the last two years I added more and more consumer medical devices and features to the ECG that one might call it a DIY patient monitor 😀

I recorded myself using it in this video. I deprived myself of oxygen and watched the result on the monitor. See all the alarms going off 🙂

The design is inspired by Philips Intellivue. The alarm sounds I took from their website 😉

In the rest of this post I want to discuss how I came to this result.

Devices

The DIY ECG from last post was a good basis (https://www.tumblr.com/medical89/650543279114469376/diy-wireless-ecg?source=share).

I got a BP with bluetooth capabilities (https://www.medisana.com/en/Health-control/Blood-pressure-monitor/BU-540-connect-Upper-arm-blood-pressure-monitor.html)

And a pulseoximeter with bluetooth (https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005549153646.html)

I reverse engineered (aka hacked) both of their bluethooth communication to get the live data into my website instead of their apps. I.e., get the BP after it was measured or retrieve the oxygen concentration every second. Then I extended my ECG application and it's web interface to include this information.

Alarms

The application now also includes alarms, just like a real patient monitor. Cyan alarms are triggered if a device is not connected correctly, red alarms if a vital value is outside of its limits!

Buttons

I also wired up the power button on the BP to my ECG so I can start it from the website using the BP button. When entering a number in the text field next to the button, the BP is taken automatically every x seconds 🙂

The shock button is wired up to a TENS unit and can give shocks.

I also made a program that can sync shocks and BP inflates to a video, but that's a story for another day!

Hope this was interesting for you and feel free to contact me to ask for more details 🙂

[boxheadpaint]

good: have been drawing a lot in my sketchbook lately, mostly with pencil. do you know how awesome it is to have a sharpener on hand immediately too. making smooth gem-ish shading is very fun and time consuming too, so its a nice way to distract myself. i need to get back into my pixel projects as well- i forgot that aseprite is still technically a steam game so my friend asked me why i have 6000 hours in it (i keep basically all art programs open to have them on hand fast). i want to get watercolor markers or something to make funny things more. i used to draw a lot back in school of course because it was easier than doing the actual work i guess- now i have some block about drawing traditionally where i forget it for a long while and also need to be in a very specific spot for it to be enjoyable (in this case thecorner of the living room couch). ill figure out how to use the scanner by myself at some point

bad: toenail is starting to hurt again, swelling, had a rough time yesterday with my heart blasting in spite of Actually No Anxiety for once and not even having a huge meals, just snacking until dinner (by which point i had weakened considerably but even before that when i had eaten it was like techno in there.) i still have yet to get the long ecg or whatever it is, though i do have a random app with the doctor on the 27th so maybe i can ask for a referral that isnt over an hour away from where i live. the gums of a tooth in the back of my mouth was hurting for a while but seems fine now, wasnt sure what i was gonna do about that so thats good. can go back to brushing normal now. still havent gotten lab orders.

the cats were grooming eachother on the couch a second ago and now theyre getting feisty and bitey and silly so i cant really stay depressed. dreams have been weirdly vivid as of late for better and for worse, even just during naps. makes it even more exhausting. for the past 3 weeks or so ive had a consistent thought whenever ive been stressed of "i need to go curl up in a dirt hole somewhere else", which while not good isnt the worst thing to think at least

2/20/2024, you can type a lot more with an actual keyboard

[lily-alphonse]

Babes it's time: 🔪📚🍬 🛼 (these three are so juicy lol)

Ah yes, three.

Lol I will do them all regardless!

🔪 ⇢ what's the weirdest topic you researched for a writing project?

Idk if these are the weirdest, but I fondly remember messaging my nurse friend such things as:

can someone hide under a hospital bed

how long does a surgeon have to harvest organs after death? what if they are only braindead and they are still on a respirator?

what is the node situation for an ECG machine

Oh and I asked her a question about drug mixing that had her text back immediately like WHAT DID YOU DO

Ah, good times. When I publish a book she's getting a dedication for sure

📚 ⇢ what's the last thing you wrote down in your notes app? 

"Add eow spoilers to filters"

And I have yet to do it lol this is referring to Echoes Of Wisdom I need to add the tag filter here so Im not spoiled. Idk if I will actually play it buuut just to be safe

🍬 ⇢ post an unpopular opinion about a popular fandom character

This is actually so hard for me and I don't know why. Do I just generally agree with fandom? Do I have too many opinions that cancel each other out? Do I zone out when I see hateful discourse?

Yes.

Oh wait okay I think I kinda got one.

Donkario is the best Mario Movie ship AND EVERYONE IS SLEEPING ON IT YOU ALL HAVE YOUR EYES CLOSED TO NOT SEE IT RAAAA

🛼 ⇢ describe your latest wip with five emojis

👦🏼❤️👹🗡️💔

ty for the ask my bb ❤️❤️❤️❤️

If you want to join the fun, here is the original ask game post!

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I wish I had the money

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The Best Smartwatches for Fitness in 2024

 Smartwatches have become quintessential equipment for health fans, supplying a mixture of convenience, functionality, and current technology to monitor health and fitness metrics. Smartwatches can beautify your fitness journey from monitoring coronary heart rate to guiding workout routines or even monitoring sleep. Here’s an in-depth guide to the great health-focused smartwatches to be had nowadays.

Best Smart Watches For Fitness 

Apple Watch Series 9: Best Overall Fitness Smartwatch

The Apple Watch Series 9 continues to dominate the health smartwatch category with its seamless integration of fitness and lifestyle features.

Key Features:

Advanced Health Tracking: Continuous heart rate monitoring, ECG abilities, and blood oxygen degree tracking.

Workout Modes: Over 100 workout modes, which include jogging, cycling, swimming, and yoga.

Precision Tracking: The twin-frequency GPS guarantees correct direction tracking for outside activities.

Seamless Integration: Pairs perfectly with Apple’s Fitness+ provider, presenting guided exercises with real-time metrics displayed on your watch.

Why It’s Great

The Apple Watch Series Nine isn’t pretty much healthy; it’s a properly-rounded smartwatch with a top-class design, vibrant display, and smart assistant integration. It’s first-rate acceptable for iPhone users who want a combination of health monitoring and everyday functionality.

Garmin Forerunner 265: Best for Runners

Garmin is synonymous with health monitoring, and the Forerunner 265 exemplifies why it’s a fave among athletes, specifically runners.

Key Features:

Performance Metrics: Tracks VO2 max, cadence, stride period, and healing time.

Training Insights: Offers personalized workout guidelines and education plans based on your fitness desires.

Battery Life: Up to fifteen days in smartwatch mode and 30 hours in GPS mode.

Durability: Designed to withstand rigorous outdoor conditions with water resistance as much as 50 meters.

Why It’s Great:

The Forerunner 265 is perfect for runners who need certain metrics and robust tracking abilities. It’s also compatible with third-birthday party apps like Strava and TrainingPeaks, making it a versatile desire for serious athletes.

Fitbit Sense 2: Best for Holistic Health Tracking

Fitbit has continually been a leader in health-focused wearables, and the Sense 2 is their maximum superior presentation yet.

Key Features:

Stress Management: An EDA sensor measures strain ranges and offers guided respiratory sports.

Health Metrics Dashboard: Tracks coronary heart price variability, skin temperature, and oxygen saturation.

Sleep Tracking: Provides specified insights into sleep ranges and offers a Sleep Score.

Long Battery Life: Lasts up to six days on a single charge.

Why It’s Great:

The Fitbit Sense 2 is right for folks who want to be aware of average fitness and health as opposed to simply fitness. Its intuitive interface and specific insights make it a fantastic associate for beginners and fitness enthusiasts alike.

Samsung Galaxy Watch6: Best for Android Users

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch6 moves stability between fashion, fitness, and technology, making it a top choice for Android users.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Fitness Tracking: Includes heart charge tracking, body composition evaluation, and automated workout detection.

Enhanced Sleep Coaching: Provides personalized insights and guidelines to enhance sleep first-rate.

Durable Design: Features Gorilla Glass DX and a waterproof construct.

Smart Integration: Works seamlessly with Android phones and integrates with Samsung Health.

Why It’s Great:

The Galaxy Watch6 gives a sleek design with sturdy health monitoring functions. It’s especially properly-suited for Android customers looking for an all-in-one smartwatch.

Polar Grit X Pro: Best for Outdoor Adventurers

The Polar Grit X Pro is designed for outdoor fanatics who want a rugged and dependable smartwatch.

Key Features:

Navigation Tools: Offers turn-by using turn steering, altitude tracking, and direction planning.

Military-Grade Durability: Resistant to excessive temperatures, humidity, and drops.

Outdoor-Specific Metrics: Tracks hill splits, strength expenditure, and weather situations.

Long Battery Life: Up to 40 hours in GPS mode and 7 days in ordinary use.

Why It’s Great:

For hikers, climbers, and adventurers, the Polar Grit X Pro is a dependable accomplice that provides all the information you need in hard environments.

WHOOP four.Zero: Best for Recovery and Performance Optimization

WHOOP takes a completely unique technique to fitness tracking by specializing in restoration and performance instead of interest monitoring.

Key Features:

Recovery Metrics: Analyzes sleep, heart rate variability, and pressure to provide daily readiness scores.

24/7 Wearable: Lightweight layout and not using a display, that specializes in information over distractions.

Monthly Subscription: Includes access to WHOOP’s detailed analytics and community challenges.

Why It’s Great:

The WHOOP four. Zero is good for athletes and health fanatics who prioritize healing and overall performance. Its unique subscription version ensures access to particular insights and a supportive community.

Coros Pace three: Best Budget Option for Athletes

Coros has quick turn out to be a favorite amongst athletes for presenting superb health trackers at competitive prices.

Key Features:

Advanced Metrics: Tracks strolling energy, cadence, stride, and recuperation.

GPS Accuracy: Features multi-band GPS for particular tracking.

Battery Life: Lasts up to 24 days in ordinary mode and 38 hours in GPS mode.

Lightweight Design: Comfortable to wear during long workouts.

Why It’s Great:

The Coros Pace 3 is a splendid finances-friendly alternative for runners and athletes who need superior metrics with out breaking the financial institution.

Amazfit Bip 5: Best for Beginners

The Amazfit Bip Five combines affordability with essential health-tracking capabilities, making it an exquisite choice for novices.

Key Features:

Basic Tracking: Tracks steps, coronary heart charge, and sleep.

GPS Integration: Offers built-in GPS for outside sports.

Battery Life: Provides up to 10 days of use on a single rate.

Lightweight Design: Comfortable and easy to wear all day.

Why It’s Great:

For the ones new to fitness monitoring, the Amazfit Bip five is an first-rate start line. It’s less expensive, consumer-pleasant, and offers all of the fundamentals to kickstart a health journey.

Suunto nine Peak Pro: Best for Endurance Athletes

The Suunto 9 Peak Pro is designed with endurance athletes in mind, providing lengthy battery lifestyles and specific performance metrics.

Key Features:

Exceptional Battery Life: Up to a hundred and seventy hours in GPS mode.

Performance Metrics: Tracks coronary heart fee, altitude, and weather adjustments.

Rugged Design: Water-resistant up to a hundred meters with a swish yet durable build.

Training Tools: Offers personalized training guidance and development tracking.

Why It’s Great:

For triathletes, cyclists, and marathon runners, the Suunto 9 Peak Pro provides the durability and precision needed for long, grueling sessions.

 Huawei Watch GT 4: Best Stylish Fitness Watch

The Huawei Watch GT 4 combines a fashion-ahead layout with complete health monitoring.

Key Features:

Health Monitoring: Tracks heart charge, SpO2, and strain ranges.

Activity Modes: Includes 100+ exercising modes, from conventional sports activities to recreational sports.

Battery Life: Lasts up to 14 days on a single fee.

Elegant Design: Features a premium end with customizable watch faces.

Why It’s Great:

The Huawei Watch GT 4 is best for folks who want a health tracker that doesn’t compromise on fashion. It’s specifically applicable to casual customers who price aesthetics and functionality.

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From Idea to Income: How to Launch and Profit from a Small Business

Learn how a single mom turned her passion for baking into a six-figure business—and how you can apply her strategies to your own entrepreneurial journey. Turn Your Baking Skills Into a Profitable Business—Here’s How! Starting a small business can be intimidating. You might wonder: Will I make money? How do I even begin? These questions are natural, but many successful entrepreneurs once stood…

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Apple Watch Series 10. Fitness Tracker, ECG App, Always-On Retina Displa...

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FAQ for Renpho Health App RENPHO US

Warnings and Special Attentions Before Using Renpho Scale WARNING WARNING • Any persons who are pregnant, suffer from osteoporosis, have a pacemaker, artificial joints, portable ECG or other metal devices implanted in their body are advised against using this product.

https://renpho.com/pages/faq-for-renpho-health-app

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Top Apple Accessories to Buy This Year

Apple offers a range of accessories that enhance its devices. This year, several accessories stand out for their quality and usefulness. One popular accessory is the AirPods Pro. They offer excellent sound quality and noise cancellation. I recently bought the AirPods Pro, and the difference in sound clarity was impressive. They are perfect for listening to music or taking calls without interruptions.

Another must-have accessory is the Apple Watch Series 9. It’s more than just a timepiece. The latest model features improved health tracking, including heart rate monitoring and ECG. I use my Apple Watch to track my workouts and receive notifications. The watch also integrates with other Apple devices, making it a handy tool for staying connected and healthy.

The Magic Keyboard for iPad is another top accessory. It turns your iPad into a mini laptop. The keyboard is backlit and has a built-in trackpad. I use it for typing long documents and finding it very convenient. The Magic Keyboard makes the iPad more versatile, ideal for both work and play.

Apple’s MagSafe Charger is also a standout accessory. It uses magnets to align perfectly with your iPhone. This ensures fast and efficient charging. I’ve used the MagSafe Charger with my iPhone 13, and it charges quickly without fuss. The convenience of just snapping it into place is a major plus.

The Apple Pencil is essential for iPad users who love drawing or taking notes. The latest Apple Pencil offers low latency and precision. I use it for sketching and note-taking, and the experience is smooth and natural. It’s great for creative projects and productivity tasks.

Lastly, the AirTag is a useful accessory for tracking items. Attach it to your keys or bag, and you can find them using the Find My app. I use AirTags to keep track of my frequently misplaced items. They help me locate my belongings quickly and easily.

These top Apple accessories provide valuable features and enhance the use of Apple devices. From better sound with AirPods to tracking with AirTags, each accessory offers unique benefits. Investing in these accessories can greatly improve your Apple experience.

[foulrebelexpertmug-blog]

Ready to take your fitness journey to the next level? Meet the Fitbit Charge 5! 🎉

Product Features:

⌚️Advanced Health Metrics: Monitor your heart rate, sleep patterns, and stress levels.

⌚️Built-in GPS: Track your runs, walks, and bike rides without your phone.

⌚️ECG App: Check for signs of atrial fibrillation—a key indicator of heart health.

⌚️EDA Sensor: Measure your body's response to stress.

Stay informed and motivated with real-time insights and personalized health recommendations. Whether you're working out or winding down, Fitbit Charge 5 helps you make every moment count. 🏃‍♂️💪

Discover more and get yours today!

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