Discover Oura's Daytime Stress Feature - The Pulse Blog
Daytime Stress is a feature that empowers Oura members to learn more about two important areas of their health: stress and resilience. Using this feature, Oura members can track, understand, and better manage their physiological stress. As Tuomas Romppainen, Senior Product Manager at Oura, who led development of the Stress feature, says: “We wanted to rebrand stress and help members see stress as a resource rather than something to avoid at all costs. Members will now have a more holistic picture of their overall wellbeing, and we have a new sensing capability for us to build upon in the future.” READ MORE: Inside the Ring: Understanding Oura’s New Daytime Stress Feature “Stressed-out” has become our state of mind. According to Gallup, 40% of people around the world say they experienced “a lot of stress” the day before. In the United States, 76% of adults report health impacts due to stress, with more than a quarter saying they are so stressed they cannot function. Stress isn’t just in
Daytime Stress is a feature that empowers Oura members to learn more about two important areas of their health: stress and resilience. Using this feature, Oura members can track, understand, and better manage their physiological stress. As Tuomas Romppainen, Senior Product Manager at Oura, who led development of the Stress feature, says: “We wanted to rebrand stress and help members see stress as a resource rather than something to avoid at all costs. Members will now have a more holistic picture of their overall wellbeing, and we have a new sensing capability for us to build upon in the…
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