Smart lenses will tell your blood sugar level by reading tears
This is how the lens works - says Professor Yunlong Zhao, who is part of the team that developed the lens. The lens checks the blood sugar level in the tears. It then transfers its data wirelessly to the computer. It can be used to see the risk of diabetes and heart disease. A sensor and circuit are fitted between the two lenses. Fluid in the eye comes in contact with these sensors and receives new information through them.
According to researchers, if you want to zoom in on something, you have to blink your eyes once. The special thing about the lens is that it gives comfort to the users even though it involves many technologies.
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According to research, the best time to exercise in the afternoon is for diabetics. According to research published in The Physical Society Journal, people who were at higher risk for type 2 diabetes improved their metabolic health when they started exercising at noon. While the same exercises did not show much difference in people than in the morning.
Another study, published in 2019 in the National Library of Medicine, found that diabetics helped control their blood sugar by exercising at a brisk pace in the afternoon for two weeks.
Every tissue in the body has a molecular clock that sends a message every day to tell the effect of sunlight, food, and sleep. According to research, afternoon exercise can be beneficial for people whose routine and metabolic health are not good. Especially for those who wake up late at night and stay up late in the morning.
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