The ReliefBand Uses Programmed Pulses to Help Users Avoid Sickness
Laura McQuarrie — December 17, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: reliefband & chicagobusiness
As the rise of wearables for health and fitness continues, developers are beginning to explore new avenues for specifically managing diabetes, pregnancy, chronic pain and in the case of ReliefBand, nausea.
This wearable device is described as a "drug-free remedy for nausea and vomiting" onset by either morning or motion sickness, as well as feelings of nausea that come on after operations.
The watch-like band delivers personalized electrical impulses to the underside of the wearer's wrist. These pulses are ultra-specific, tailored to the right frequency in order to block waves of nausea that are sent to the body through the stomach. After being cleared by the FDA and sold through the medical community, ReliefBand is now targeting consumers who are plagued by sickness.
This wearable device is described as a "drug-free remedy for nausea and vomiting" onset by either morning or motion sickness, as well as feelings of nausea that come on after operations.
The watch-like band delivers personalized electrical impulses to the underside of the wearer's wrist. These pulses are ultra-specific, tailored to the right frequency in order to block waves of nausea that are sent to the body through the stomach. After being cleared by the FDA and sold through the medical community, ReliefBand is now targeting consumers who are plagued by sickness.
Trend Themes
1. Wearable Nausea Prevention - The development of wearable devices specifically designed to prevent and manage nausea.
2. Personalized Electrical Impulses - The use of tailored electrical pulses to block waves of nausea and vomiting.
3. Targeting Consumer Health - The shift towards consumer-focused health solutions for managing sickness and improving well-being.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - The industry that manufactures and markets wearable devices for health and well-being.
2. Medical Devices - The sector that produces medical devices for prevention and treatment, including nausea management.
3. Consumer Health - The industry focused on providing health solutions and products directly to consumers.
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