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Self-Care Beat’s Health-Care!! 

We have all heard of that fit athlete sadly dropping dead without warning. We could see how fit they looked on the outside, but unfortunately not how healthy they were on the inside. We all want to be able to prevent disease or reverse health challenges. To my personal experience this can be done. The body naturally wants to heal if we allow it to do its job. 

Personal vital health signs are shown in REAL time directly to our smart phones. Your blood pressure – heart rate – breath rate – measures the quality of your sleep with an asleep report – even your moods and energy levels!! They can signal that a lifestyle change is due or your heading in the right direction. No other technology provides all this personal vital information in one place that’s no bigger than a wrist watch! We all want to get fitter - Now we have our Personal Trainer and Health Coach working for us 24 x 7. We will see the amount of daily steps we can target. Steps and distance are measured so you can plan to get fit. Now for the FIRST time we can see the combination of our health and fitness being measured together! 

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Healthcare Wearable Device Shipments to Reach 98 Million Units Annually by 2021

Fitness Trackers, Connected Wearable Patches, and Smart Watches Will All Play a Prominent Role in the Growing Use of Wearables for Health and Wellness

Healthcare wearables are a key part of the ongoing evolution of the broader wearables market, as they move from being fitness devices to being able to directly impact medical conditions, improve diagnosis and care, and ultimately save lives. Wearable devices are starting to be employed for a wide range of healthcare-related applications including treatment of chronic disease, remote patient monitoring, eldercare, and wellness programs, to name a few. The types of wearables being utilized include well-known devices such as fitness trackers and smart watches, but also emerging categories such as connected wearable patches, pain management devices, wrist devices, and posture monitors, among many others.

According to a new report from Tractica, worldwide shipments for healthcare wearables will increase from 2.5 million in 2016 to 97.6 million units annually by 2021. By the end of that period, the market intelligence firm forecasts that the global healthcare wearables market will account for $17.8 billion in yearly revenue.

RIGHT TIME AND PLACE, YOU CAN BE APART OF THIS MOVEMENT TODAY.