Yeah, sometimes ignorance is bliss. Just strap a device onto your body during the day and then it just tells you "you're doing great!" or "you're not doing wel

Yeah, sometimes ignorance is bliss. Just strap a device onto your body during the day and then it just tells you "you're doing great!" or "you're not doing well!" without delving into specifics. Of course the raw data can be analyzed by a medical professional who will make his own considerations without you meddling with the metrics