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A lot of this stuff seems rather obvious. Vitamin D low? Pretty sure people know whether they should be more active. If I'm sitting at a PC all day (like most
by at-fates-hands 12y ago
A lot of this stuff seems rather obvious.
Vitamin D low? Pretty sure people know whether they should be more active. If I'm sitting at a PC all day (like most developers) I know when my activity levels are low, I don't need a machine to tell me that.
Inflammation? I've been an athlete my whole life, so I'm pretty tuned into my body. If I have inflammation somewhere, and it's not sports related, I'll most likely leave that to a trained professional, not some machine.
Influenza? See above. If I get really sick, I got to the doctor. Since there's really no pill you can take to cure you of the flu (it's a virus), by the time I'd check this machine, I'd be better off just seeing my doctor, which is most likely a worst case scenario.
Testosterone? I'm an athlete by trade and have never had any issues with this. I have a healthy diet and am still very active for my age. Not sure this would help me other than to confirm I have normal levels; something I can find out at my yearly physical if I really want to.
Fertility? Not even going to go there.
Basically if you're a couch potato, and have a shit diet, this might be helpful to you. The vast majority of people I know who smoke and have a crappy lifestyle and diet, they know it. It's just up to them to make the change. Not sure this machine would get them to do that.