The Apple Vision Pro, future remedy for anxiety?

While applePrepare and formhis teams at the end of the pro vision, we learn that hisnew mixed reality headsetcould detect certain mental health problems, and help resolve them. This is what indicates a new report published recently byThe Information.

According to the report, the Apple Vision Pro could detect several health problems. In addition to being able todetect Parkinson's disease, he could also allow us to know if a person suffersheart failure, if she isBad mood, stressed or anxious.

The pupils say a lot about our state of the moment

One of the ideas presented in this report is the fact that the pro vision is capable of detecting the dilation of pupils, which is a factor taken into account in the medical world in order to establish a diagnosis. If the pupils are dilated, this can indeed be a sign that the sympathetic nervous system of the person is activated.

You should know that the nervous system ensures the management of our body's functions, and that it regularly rocks between two operating modes.

The first is the mode "survival», Or«combat». It is based on the activation of the sympathetic nervous system, which is active in case of stress, and which at the base is used to flee or to fight. The latter causes an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, breathing anda dilation of pupils.

The second operating mode is the mode "repos", Which rests on the activation of the parasympathetic nervous system. The latter activates when we are calm and relaxed, and unlike sympathetic, a decrease in heart rate, blood pressure and breathing.In this mode, pupils are not dilated.

Unfortunately today, many people are constantly in survival mode, and no longer know the real rest. This is all the more true in major modern cities, where stress is omnipresent, and where the repetitive activation of the sympathetic nervous system ends up being constant.

With its professional vision, Apple would like to be able to detect if a person is in survival mode, and then offer him solutions to appease him. In particular thanks to sounds or images, such as those of nature for example.

The report indicates, however, that these features may never see the light of day, due toPotential regulatory and legal obstacles. It is true that the subject is a little delicate, because the border between well-being and the medical world is thin. Perhaps Apple will not embark on the diagnosis of serious illnesses such as Parkinson's disease, which is a matter of medical people, but that certain features rather focused on well-being will still see the day.