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Metabolism
4 stories about Metabolism
Lumen raises $62 million to measure metabolism through breath
01.12.22
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Meir Orbach
The subscription service includes an app and a device which reveals the state of the user’s metabolism and shows the impact of nutrition and lifestyle on the body
Metabolism Hacking Company Lumen Raises $8.5 Million
16.09.19
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Meir Orbach
Over the past year, the company sold some 11,000 devices for a total $2.3 million through its Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign
Metabolism Hacking Device Lumen Passes $1 Million on Indiegogo
08.08.18
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Lilach Baumer
The Israel-based company says its respiratory device can determine whether a user's body is burning fat or carbohydrates, and make nutrition and fitness recommendations accordingly
Metabolism Hacking Company Lumen Scores Big with Diet Planning Device
24.07.18
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Meir Orbach
Israel-based Lumen claims to offer a device that measures the gases exhaled in a single breath to supply users with a personalized diet and fitness plan