The Apple Watch experience. Designed to connect with everything Apple.. From helping people lose weight, to saving pregnancies, to preventing heart attacks.
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Apple Watch is a smartwatch manufactured by Apple Inc. It is a smartwatch that operates as a small wearable computing device worn on a user's wrist .
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Apple Watch is a smartwatch manufactured by Apple Inc. It is a smartwatch that operates as a small wearable computing device worn on a user's wrist and is designed to integrate various fitness tracking and health-related apps with the Apple operating system, iOS. Apple Watch is designed to pair, or connect, with another Apple iOS device like the iPhone to push Apple Watch-specific content to the device. This is more than just an iPhone on your wrist. When you understand what you can do with the Apple Watch it becomes an amazing tool to help you get through your day, be more productive, lose weight, get in shape and we even used it to save money.
🍎Apple Watch Health Benefits
A state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
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You just can't deny how big of a push Apple has made in the last couple of years to make health a cornerstone of its products. From helping people lose weight, to saving pregnancies, to preventing heart attacks, the Apple Watch has become synonymous with personal trainer, health coach, to all-around health and fitness champ.
🍎Five ways your Apple Watch can help you
🍎 Detect falls and call for help and may safe your life
Falling is no laughing matter for people who really can't help themselves up: People have credited this feature with saving their lives since its debut. The feature works by sounding an alarm if you fall and sending you a push notification asking if you're OK. If the watch doesn't detect any movement, it calls emergency services and predesignated emergency contacts for help.
❤️Alert you if you have an abnormal Heart Rhythm
The app detects atrial fibrillation (AFib), one of the most common abnormal heart rhythms, via a 30-second test. These irregular heartbeats aren't always medically dangerous, but they can lead to complications like stroke, blood clots and even heart failure. WatchOS 6 also occasionally checks your heart rate with its automatic heart rate sensor, and will send you an alert if it notices anything abnormal. If you get an AFib notification from your Apple Watch, you should check in with your doctor.
❤️ Detect high and low Heart Rate
Apple Watch can also detect high heart rates (tachycardia) and low heart rates (bradycardia). First, you need to manually enter what would be high and low heart rates for you in the Apple Watch app on your iPhone (instructions here). If your watch detects heart rates above or below those ranges, it'll notify you. A few false alarms is worth a single life saved.
🍎Warning: loud noise to protect against hearing damage
Most of the time, people only seek care for hearing loss after it's too late. This is because hearing loss occurs gradually, due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Apple hopes to fight back against environmental factors with its Noise app, a feature for Apple Watch that detects loud noise (above 90 decibels) and pings you with a notification about the risk of hearing loss.
🍎Track your Menstrual Cycle
Apple catches up by adding the new Cycle Tracking feature to Apple Watch, as well as integrating the feature into the Health app on iPhone. Keeping tabs on your menstrual cycle is important for understanding your overall health: Irregular cycles can potentially detect conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome, infertility, osteoporosis, and the transition to menopause.
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