Smart Wearables Move Past Fitness Into Nervous System Regulation
A new category of wearable technology is shifting focus away from step counts and heart rates toward direct nervous system modulation and stress management.
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A new category of wearable technology is shifting focus away from step counts and heart rates toward direct nervous system modulation and stress management.
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