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Getting a handle on the biochemical processes that govern how food is broken down and used within the body can be a daunting task for many, and even for those who understand it, monitoring with technology isn’t always possible. This is where Levels come into play. An instant metabolic analysis just a few hours after eating is only the beginning of the Levels experience; the app focuses on four major blood glucose levers in a gamified experience: diet, exercise, stress, and sleep. Dr. Lauren Kelley-Chew, Levels’ Head of Clinical Product, discusses all of this and more.

The smartwatch market generated approximately 38.6 billion US dollars in revenue globally in 2022, and growth is expected to continue. Over a hundred of these devices, ranging from AI ultrasounds to smart sleep trackers and ECG watches, have been tried and tested by the author. His “7+1” recommendations are listed here.