GoBe identifies and analyzes the calories your body actually absorbs. With GoBe, there’s no need to calculate calorie totals, weigh portions, or manually log food — the device captures both the occurrence and the amount of energy delivered to your body’s tissues.

This function is based on the proprietary and patented technology HEALBE FLOW™ and a bioimpedance sensor. After every meal, the body initiates a chain of metabolic processes that occur naturally and cannot be bypassed:

• blood glucose levels rise;
• cells begin absorbing glucose and releasing water;
• the electrical conductivity of tissues changes;
• GoBe detects these changes and calculates absorbed calories based on them.

The algorithm analyzes this signal and determines how much energy was truly absorbed. In other words, the smart band does not identify the composition of food, but the physiological fact of fuel being delivered to the body.

As you may have noticed, GoBe does not rely on indirect or speculative predictions and does not display final calorie values immediately. Calories are recorded only when nutrients reach the bloodstream — at the absorption stage.

Digestion occurs in waves and can take a long time, but it always goes through several stages:

• 1–5 minutes — eating and passage through the esophagus;
• 2–4 hours — processing by digestive fluids in the stomach;
• 3–5 hours — absorption in the small intestine;
• from 10 hours up to 1–2 days — absorption and dehydration of food in the intestines.

Naturally, this depends on the nutrient composition of meals. Simple carbohydrates may begin to be absorbed within 15–30 minutes, while complex meals may take several hours.

The body does not receive energy solely from food. During fasting, long gaps between meals, or intense activity, the body activates internal energy reserves — and GoBe records these calories as well.

If you haven’t eaten for a long time but see a rise on the graph, it means your body has switched to using its internal reserves.

The traditional method is theoretical and full of uncertainty: how many calories were in the package, how much oil was in the salad, and how much was actually absorbed. GoBe provides a physiological answer: how many calories your body actually received.

It takes into account:

• your individual metabolic rate;
• your response to different types of food;
• sleep, activity, and stress;
• your current physiological state.

As a result, you get not an abstract number, but a solid foundation for making informed decisions about nutrition and health.