Watchapne -

Before we discuss the "watch," we must understand the "apnea." Obstructive Sleep Apnea affects an estimated 1 billion adults worldwide, according to the Lancet Respiratory Medicine. Yet, up to 80% of moderate and severe cases remain undiagnosed.

Why? Because the primary symptom—pausing breathing during sleep—happens when you are unconscious. Classic symptoms like loud snoring, gasping for air, and excessive daytime fatigue are often dismissed as "just snoring" or "being tired." watchapne

Enter the smartwatch. For the first time in history, consumers have access to a device that measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate variability (HRV) every few seconds, all night long. This is the foundation of Watchapne. Before we discuss the "watch," we must understand the "apnea

Your smartwatch cannot stick a tube down your nose or wire electrodes to your scalp (like a Polysomnography lab test). However, it can detect the physiological consequences of an apnea event. This is the foundation of Watchapne

When a sleep apnea sufferer stops breathing, the oxygen in their bloodstream drops (hypoxia). The brain panics, releases stress hormones, and jolts the body into partial wakefulness to restart breathing. The watch catches these changes in real-time.

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