I know. I wasn’t trying to open that can of worms. All I said was that it can be medically benifival and can help in finding afib as it has for people I know. The watch detects a change and pings the wearer to get looked at.

Good lord, look at your profile asking the internet about drug dosing. Get a grip.

Also, feel free to explain what I made up if you can remember. You can scroll up if you need a refresher.

https://i.imgur.com/2dq9R15.jpg

Here’s a reminder where you say “medical help”

Excuse me. I used the more sensible phrasing. You said “medical help”

Do you generally forget your own words shortly after writing them?

Not to mention pulse ox and how much that does help a person with sickle cell tracking and predicting their vocs.

If you don’t know what the Apple Watch does why are you saying it has no medical benefits? If you don’t understand what I’m trying to say then I’m sorry no one can help you be better informed.

An Apple Watch has sensors that can help in predicting afib, smoothbrain.

A sensor that tells you if you might be having afib. Right just like a stethoscope does.

You are simply incorrect. There is more than enough evidence of medical benefits to having an Apple Watch.