Oura
Oura on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“um I do have an aura ring and I I will sometimes I just like to track like different seasons of my life. I've had it for like 3 years and I just like to look back and see like, oh, when I was in this super stressful time in my life, I wasn't very active.”
Dr. Ritchey mentions using the Oura Ring as a tracking tool but emphasizes not obsessing over data, presenting it as a neutral practical tool.
▶ Hear it“The Aura ring um it's it's using essentially a light spectroscopy technology to to understand some factors that are going on in your body... I have just learned so much about my own biology and my own cycle just by wearing an aura ring and then understanding how that relates to my monthly cycle.”
Dr. Means enthusiastically endorses the Oura ring as an excellent health tracking tool that provides valuable insights into sleep, heart rate variability, and hormonal cycles.
▶ Hear it“Dude, I I burned more calories according to my aura ring on that on those three days of sitting in a car driving 10 hours a day than I have been in my 15,000 step days with a workout.”
The host praised the Oura Ring's ability to track calorie burn during driving and found the data fascinating and useful.
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