Low Cost Metabolic Fuel Sensor for On-Demand Personal Health and Fitness Tracking
Candell, L. M.; Hoyt, R. W.; Mahan, J. M.; Siegel, A. M.; Standley, R. M.; Thompson, K. J.; Shaw, G. A.
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Metabolic health in the general population has declined significantly in just one to two generations despite increased emphasis on dieting and exercise. A challenge in prescribing a healthy diet and exercise regimen is the variability individuals exhibit in response to particular foods, calorie restricted diets and exercise regimens. This paper describes a prototype metabolic fuel sensor designed for ease of use and personal tracking of metabolic energy expenditure and fuel substrate utilization. Examples of the sensor measurements and potential applications to weight management and tracking of chronically high blood glucose are described.
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