OMED Health Breath Analyzer

How does it work?

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Why Breath?

Hydrogen and methane, though present in breath, aren’t naturally produced by the body. Instead, microorganisms in our intestines generate these gases as byproducts during the fermentation of carbohydrates. Exhaling these gases provides valuable information, as measuring their levels at specific time points can signify an imbalance in the gut.

Drawing on years of expertise in breath research, we proudly present the OMED Health Breath Analyzer. This sensor-based device precisely measures the levels of hydrogen and methane in your breath, providing detailed readings down to parts per million. Curious about how it works? Explore further below for a deeper insight.

Meet the OMED Health Breath Analyzer. Take breath samples at regular intervals by exhaling for the time specified in the App. This ensures accurate collection of gases, providing you with precise insights.

As you exhale into the device, rest assured that our highly sensitive sensors skilfully detect hydrogen and methane, measuring in parts per million for precision.

Once you complete your breath sample, the device syncs it to your app via Bluetooth. Get instant real-time updates on your hydrogen and methane levels. This information and your lifestyle data will be analyzed by our Doctors to create a plan just for you.

How does the app work?

Over 75% of users have found it easy or very easy to log food and drink, symptoms and lifestyle data using the OMED Health App.

Your diet plays a crucial role in your gut health symptoms. Tracking what you eat and drink is a key factor in gaining a comprehensive understanding of what might be causing your gut issues.

Did you know your lifestyle can impact your gut health? Stress, through the gut-brain axis, can disrupt gut symptoms. Additionally, factors like sleep and exercise also contribute to influencing your gut health.

Monitoring your symptoms is vital. By combining data about your symptoms, along with your dietary choices and other lifestyle factors and breath samples, our experts can unravel the connections between your symptoms and gut health.

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Get a plan personalized to you

Understanding your data and the next steps is not always easy. Our Doctors are here to guide you through our plans, including diagnosis, treatment and recovery.

78% of users have reported that their general wellbeing and gut health felt better or significantly better after OMED Health treatment compared with how they felt
prior to starting with OMED Health.

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Master Sample Collection

Discover the ease of providing a breath sample with our expert tips. We recognize that this may be a new concept for you, and we’re here to guide you through it smoothly. Take a moment to watch our video for practical insights on mastering the sample process.

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Technical Specifications

Read our research poster presented at the 2024 ACG Scientific Meeting demonstrating how the OMED Health Breath Analyzer has comparable performance to in clinic breath analyzers:

Considering doing a Hydrogen Methane Breath Test?

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Medical Disclaimer

I understand that the OMED Health Breath Analyzer and the associated healthcare services are currently only approved for diagnosis in Great Britain and they must not be used by anyone under the age of 18, any individuals with eating disorders, those who are clinically underweight (BMI < 18.5), or those who are currently pregnant.

I further understand that this OMED Health Breath Analyzer and the associated healthcare services must not be used by individuals who have experienced unexplained/unintentional weight loss in the last 3 months, those who have blood present in their stool (not investigated by their General Practitioner), or those who have been diagnosed with cancer and are currently undergoing treatment.