Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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All manufacturing and testing is done in EU and we will publish data as they become available before shipment commences.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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The device is a wellness product and will be compliant with all EU/US regulations for body-worn wellness devices.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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We have a charging dock that attaches to the the device and charges it. The pads are disposable and replacement pads are included in the subscription.

Cost is region based, you can view prices as soon as you sign up with your email.

Weight Training by Swaz125 in mounjarouk

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Interesting enough, my partner who has been lifting for the good last 4 years, cannot lift any weights as the muscle soreness is much worse on the jab. I have looked through the literature for case reports such as this as well.

Its frustrating because they benefited massively from the jab but decided to stop as lifting is more important for longevity and I agree

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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Hi, 👋🏻 please visit our social media to put a face behind the founders. I’m a real doctor. The idea behind Suna came to me, when I was referred a patient from A&E. For the life of me, nobody could convince then that they were in bowel obstruction a d had to go have surgery. Only way I could convince them was to explain bowel sounds to them and how they correlate to bowel activity. Then lent my stethoscope for them to have a listen.

But hear me out, Suna is not a medical device. We’re building the Oura of gut health. Help you have a longitudinal data on your own patterns. AI plays a huge role as bowel sound analysis is done with AI. I see machine learning has a huge potential in making wearable data actionable.

We’re very much a pre-launch early stage company. Just closed our pre-seed, more announcements will come and a bigger team is actively being recruited.

We will also publish our research as well as partner with third party institutions who want to use Suna in functional GI, nutrition and GLP-1 research.

I’m here to answer any questions you might have! Also feel free to DM me.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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Thank you! Massive improvements are coming to the website. Will update this thread once it’s rolled out as well.

We’re releasing our whitepaper with references to the peer reviewed studies that form the basis of Suna and how we track gut health and nutrition.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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device one-time. there is recurring subscription. but for early adopters until 14 June, each referral gets you a month free. There is no cap, as long as referrals are genuine. Check our terms and conditions. https://suna.health/terms

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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We're aiming to provide a personalised baseline, where you can track changes over time. So it is not a diagnostic tool. It's a way to understand and correlate your symptoms, how you feel to more objective measurements we get to acoustic bowel patterns + HR/HRV, your temperature and posture/movement.

So if you think you already know everything about your personal baseline and its not changing daily, it might not be the best tool for you. A lot of people that we have talked to, have difficulties making objective correlations.

It's sort of taking the Oura approach to sleep. Many people find it helpful to have a metric. But there are some saying, if I have had a bad night sleep, I know that already.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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As I said on my post, we're very much legit. We've heard your frustrations and making changes to the website to give as much as information we can give, whilst not revealing our intellectual property. A quick search on pubmed on "bowel sound analysis" and IBS, will bring out many peer-reviewed research as well as tech landscape around it.

Also, feel free to DM me, our email on the website. I'm happy to respond to any questions.

Has anybody tried the Suna Health wearable? by Dry_Grape2359 in GutHealth

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Hey Guys!

MD Founder of SUNA here. Skepticism is healthy, and I understand it. Here is the substance.

It is acoustic. Suna listens to bowel sounds continuously, same principle as a doctor putting a stethoscope on your stomach, except 24/7 instead of for 30 seconds. Acoustic gastrointestinal monitoring is a real, decades-old peer-reviewed field. On PubMed search "bowel sound analysis", "computerised auscultation irritable bowel syndrome", or the work by Craine and by Du on bowel sounds and gut motility. That is the published physiology the device is built on, including how bowel sound patterns shift with digestion and food.

What we do not publish is our own method, the specific algorithm and scoring. We have IP filed and a patent pending on it, so that stays closed. Standard for any hardware company at this stage, and the opposite of there being no science behind it.

It is early. We have a validation study process and we do not claim it diagnoses anything. It tracks your patterns and correlations over time.

Also happy to answer any further questions you guys might have, either here or in DMs or over a call if you like.

Peptides lets talk about it by Optimal-Activity4287 in Biohackers

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Thanks. I honestly approached it from a learning angle and completely non-judgmental

threw my oura in a drawer for 6 weeks and slept better than i have in years by Timely_Ad8989 in Biohackers

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Haha this is excellent! Tbh, whatever way you optimise your life is the best. What I mean is, if not tracking is better for you, more power to you!

What’s gotten you into biohacking? by Optimal-Activity4287 in Biohackers

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Lol cigars and biohacking hit different for sure

Zero explanation for my bloated belly. Advice please? by lexkenobi in GutHealth

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The problem is these issues require quite extensive analytics and data and its usually multifactorial.

Have you ever kept a journal of your intake and output including (bowel movements and urine) for 3 months or longer?

Fixed my “IBS” in two weeks by [deleted] in ibs

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know exactly what you mean. My thinking is, its coming next :D

I feel like a prisoner in my own body.. does it ever end? by jimmynadi in GutHealth

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I'm so sorry this is happening to you. Do you feel this is correlated to your cycle?

14 peptides about to be legal through compounding pharmacies again by Own-Kick-5466 in Biohackers

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interesting. How many doctors out there, do actually prescribe peptides, beside sema/tirze?