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We used Lumen and the Apple Watch to hack our metabolism

Posted on September 10, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We paired an Apple Watch with the Lumen metabolism tracker

Ever since I first started testing wearables, I’ve been hoping that something would come along that could help me take better stock over what kind of food I was putting in my body and understand the impact it had on my body.

Lumen isn’t a wearable, but it does play nicely with them. It has the appearance of a vape, and promises to track your metabolism. You inhale and exhale into it, and it can tell whether your body is burning carbohydrates or fat.
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