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Title: Measured in 5 seconds. How Samsung developed the antioxidant index for the Samsung Galaxy Watch8 series

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

New Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Series ⁤Measures Antioxidant Levels in Just 5 ⁤Seconds

The samsung Galaxy Watch8⁣ series introduces a ​new feature allowing users to measure their body’s antioxidant levels ​quickly and easily. This‌ “Antioxidant‌ Index” is designed to help ⁤individuals understand the impact​ of their diet and lifestyle on their overall well-being.

The index works by requiring users to simply place their finger on the sensor located on the back ‍of the watch and hold it for 5 seconds – with the thumb recommended for optimal accuracy. the technology is based⁣ on the understanding that antioxidant levels decrease when the body experiences an increase in free radicals,⁤ a phenomenon ⁤often occurring after intense physical exertion.⁤ A drop in antioxidant levels also corresponds ⁣with a decrease in the antioxidant index.

Professor Hyojee Joung of Seoul National University​ envisions the index as a valuable “health interpreter,” helping people become more aware of how their daily habits affect ​their⁤ health.⁤ She highlights the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in younger generations and believes the index can guide ‌users towards healthier lifestyle choices.

beyond the antioxidant index, the Samsung Galaxy Watch8 series and Samsung Health app offer⁤ additional⁢ insights into well-being,⁤ including sleep and energy value assessments.

The⁤ Antioxidant Index is currently available as a Labs feature on⁢ Android smartphones (Android 10 or later) with ⁣the Samsung⁣ Health app version 6.30 or later, requiring⁣ a Samsung account login. It’s crucial‌ to note that the ‍index is intended ‍for fitness and wellness purposes only and⁢ shoudl​ not be used for medical diagnosis or treatment. Users are advised to consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.

Moreover, the integration of AI, like Google Gemini, enhances the experience. As Jinyoung Park notes, Gemini can suggest restaurants offering antioxidant-rich foods, perhaps ​complementing the data provided⁢ by ​the Antioxidant Index for a more personalized approach to health.

Important‍ Notes:

* The Antioxidant Index requires Android⁤ 10 or later and ​Samsung Health app ⁢version⁢ 6.30+.
* ‌Multiple⁣ measurements due to ‍skin texture may yield inaccurate results.
* ‌ The feature is for wellness purposes‌ only and not medical diagnosis.
* Google Gemini functionality requires ⁢an internet ⁤connection, Samsung and google ⁢accounts, and is available for ages 18+.

Original ‍Article: Aging healthily: ⁤Measuring and controlling the antioxidant content in the body

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