Be Well: How analyzing a person’s breath can provide information on their health
It's called LUMEN, and its founder and CEO Daniel Tal shares how it works.
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Jan 31, 2024, 3:05 PM
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15h agoThere is groundbreaking technology that can analyze a person's breath and provide helpful information regarding metabolic health.
It's called LUMEN, and its founder and CEO Daniel Tal shares how it works.
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