Michal Mor and her twin sister Merav Mor are both Israeli physiology PhDs and triathletes who co-founded Lumen in 2016. The Lumen breathalyzer and app Credit: lumen how my body's functioning, how the things that I did in the past few days affected me, and what should I do today, what should I eat in order to achieve my goals?” Michal Mor, one of Lumen’s co-founders, told Mashable. “Lumen comes to answer some very basic questions users have.
It follows with a recommended meal plan of approximately how many carb, fat, and protein servings you should be eating, with the ultimate goal of making your metabolism more efficient. Each time you breathe into it, the device analyzes your breath, giving you a score on a scale of 1 to 5 to tell you whether your body is running on energy from your fat stores (the ideal "fat burning" 1 or 2 state), the carbohydrates you’ve consumed (a 4 or 5), or a combination of both (a 3). Through the device and app, Lumen aims to give people more information about how they process food in order to achieve fitness and weight loss goals by "hacking" their metabolism. Lumen is a new health product that officially launches Tuesday. Yes, it's confirmed: I overdid it on the tacos and wings last night. I sleepily inhale through it, hold my breath for 10 seconds, then exhale back through the device and wait for the results to come in on the Lumen app. and a small breathalyzer-like device called a Lumen - which looks sort of like a bulbous silicone vape - is about to tell me what I already know.
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