Peter Attia· MD
do you see the opposite where really high numbers or a sudden change from low to high can indicate an arhythmia or something like that yeah absolutely you definitely do see these these kind of weird numbers come out
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do you see the opposite where really high numbers or a sudden change from low to high can indicate an arhythmia or something like that yeah absolutely you definitely do see these these kind of weird numbers come out
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you see some of these these things jump around from anomalies that you just kind of like it's an artifact I don't know what happened and then sometimes you do see a medication or you you see weird stuff with Co and you definitely see some weird stuff in the data that you want to be aware of
yeah absolutely you definitely do see these these kind of weird numbers come out you know that could be arhythmia that could be medications it could be who knows you see some of these these things jump around from anomalies that you just kind of like it's an artifact I don't know what happened and then sometimes you do see a medication or you you see weird stuff with covid and you definitely see some weird stuff in the data that you want to be aware of that you know you probably wouldn't pick up otherwise