How to Use Siri Health Queries

You can only fix something if you know it needs fixing. So, if you don’t know how your health is doing, you don’t know what needs improvement. Thanks to Siri Health Queries, you can ask questions such as, How well did I sleep last night? What’s my average walking heart rate? You can get the information for these questions at a much faster pace since they don’t have to go to the cloud like they did before. A poor Internet connection won’t get in the way of you getting the answer you need. Keep reading to see what this great feature has to offer.

Use Siri Health Queries to Get The Answer You Need

Thanks to Secure on-device processing, you can use Siri Health Queries to know how your health is doing. You can also log health info by telling Siri to log that you took your medication at a particular time or your weight. You can have a history of your health on your wrist, which will be very helpful when your doctor needs to know something about your health.

Those days of trying to remember if you took your medication that morning are gone, and you can leave it to Siri Health Queries to do the remembering for you.

All you’re going to need to use Health Queries is your voice. Raise your arm and ask Siri what information you want it to save, and it’ll save it; the same goes for the questions. Ask, and you’ll get the answers you need.

With the Apple Watch Series 9, you’ll get more trustworthy answers than the Series 8. Dictation is up to 25% more accurate, as Apple mentioned in their event recently. Apple users will still have to wait to use Siri health queries since it was announced that it will be available later this year.

Users can only use it in Mandarin and English when it becomes available later this year. But more languages will follow a little further down the road. So far, Apple hasn’t mentioned when those additional languages will come, but you can bet it’ll be as soon as possible.

New Neural Engine

The new neural engine will make it possible for Apple Watch users to get answers to the most common health questions at a much faster speed for requests that don’t require an Internet connection. So, you can get your heart rate after hiking with your Apple Watch. At the beginning of the Apple event, users saw several experiences of users whose lives were saved thanks to their Apple Watch being able to monitor their vitals. Specific health problems were found that led to life-saving treatment.

Asking how well you slept last can save your life since heart disease can affect how you sleep since people with this problem have a hard time falling asleep or staying asleep. This difficulty is because the disease causes shortness of breath, which your Apple Watch will pick up so you can discuss treatment with your doctor.

Having details of your health registered will significantly help your doctor pick up on things that don’t seem important to everyone else. This is the info you get when you use Siri Health Queries.

Siri will access your fitness apps to give you the necessary information to save time looking through the apps. Siri does the searching for you. All you need to do is ask. You can also get information on your glucose level with a connected monitor.

With the S9 SiP, the machine learning asks are two times faster, and your Apple Watch gets an 18-hour battery life. You can also count on the S9 Sip having 5.6 billion transistors. This is 60% more than the Series 8, and it also has a GPU that is 30% faster.

Conclusion

Accessing your health information is as easy as asking Siri. You can have a detailed list of your health without opening a specific health app. It’s easier than ever to get the health info you need. Do you know what health questions you want to ask? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and remember to share the article with others on social media.

Judy Sahnz

I am a tech geek who loves technology. I have been writing about tech for over a decade, covering various devices and programs. I write about the latest Apple products and services and never go far without my Apple devices. I always stay updated on the latest gadgets, upgrades, features, and news. I aim to make complicated tech information easy for everyone to read. I’ve been with TechniPages from the beginning to help others fix their tech issues with the easy-to-follow guides.