Exhibit 99.1
BEAT-Continuous LACTATE TRENDING
Corporate Presentation &
Market Evaluation
April 2019
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1.Outcome of a healthy volunteer study for continuous measurement of lactate levels, non-invasively, using the BEAT® platform technology, and newly developed lactate nano-sensor. 2.Market Evaluation of Lactate Monitoring in athletic and fitness training.3.Summary of the potential for continuous lactate monitoring using the BEAT® platform technology
A UK based study to trend blood lactate levels in healthy adult males, during intense exercise using the BEAT® non-invasive sensor technology.
- 3 healthy male volunteers - Assessment of sensor ability to provide lactate trends on intense exercise - Blood sampling not undertaken, as measurements were purely qualitative trends
Variable Age range 30-50 Gender Male No. of subjects 3 healthy male volunteers, not on any medication
% increase in Lactate concentration during exercise compared with concentration at rest: up to 300%
% increase in Lactate concentration during exercise compared with concentration at rest: up to 300%
% increase in Lactate concentration during exercise compared with concentration at rest: up to 250%
Different individuals have different rates of rise and rates of fall in lactate levels - Type and intensity of exercise leads to different rates of rise and fall in lactate levels -Type and intensity of exercise and level of fitness leads to different rates of onset of build-up of lactate -The overall area under the curve for the exercise and recovery period is indicative of the level of fitness of an individual
Previous studies in clinical settings: - Study 1: >100 patient days wear time, up to 14 consecutive hours per day – No major adverse events or skin irritation reported. - Study 2: 525 patient days wear time, up to 14 consecutive hours per day – No major adverse events or skin irritation reported. - Study 3: 525 patient days wear time, up to 14 consecutive hours per day – No major adverse events or skin irritation reported.
- Lactic acid (lactate) is a natural by-product generated through the production of energy in the body, and is produced by the body at all times. The relationship of lactic acid to the ability of the body to perform must be assessed in two parts: the function of the lactate itself, and the adverse effects of the hydrogen ion produced in the reaction that creates lactic acid. - Lactic acid is a key performance indicator for the body and a guide to how well muscles react to long term exertion and recovery.
- Lactate threshold testing data can also be used as a starting point or in conjunction with more specific testing measures, including metabolic (VO2 max) testing. Lactate threshold testing is a field-tested method to reliably provide any athlete with the necessary training and guidelines for optimal performance. - Lactate Threshold monitoring/testing especially benefits endurance athletes, such as: •Distance runners •Triathletes •Road cyclists •Mountain bikers •Spin training
- Understanding training zone •The primary benefit of lactate testing is getting a simple summary of how the body is coping with the workload for comparative purposes.- Planning a training strategy •The wearable lactate monitor allows athletes and trainers to significantly improve training and performance while reducing the risk of injuries. By understanding optimal levels of lactic acid or the “Lactate Threshold,” endurance athletes as well as explosive sports athletes and their trainers can optimize training schedules, recovery patterns, and ultimately, performance. •Adjust athlete training workload and reflect athlete’s fitness. Coaches look for is adaptation to the work being placed on the athlete. If the same workload is easier for the body, the athlete is increasing their fitness. •Lactate testing allows athletes to set their training zones precisely
Knowing weaknesses of the body and improve on them •Sports physiologists have learned, however, that your lactate threshold can be raised with proper training. Athletes can teach their bodies to use lactate more efficiently, so it takes longer to build up in the blood. •The idea of finding out where the Lactate Threshold (LT) point is in order to effectively push the LT point higher, enabling greater performance for the same effort and ‘cost’ to the body. It follows therefore that this can apply to anyone wishing to improve their level of fitness.
- LT testing can be utilized to determine an appropriate training intensity and monitor progression in athletes/fitness fanatics of all levels. This test is similar to the VO2 max test, although consists of slightly longer periods of time between changes in workload. This test currently involves several blood samples taken from the finger for the assessment of blood lactate, is invasive, cumbersome, and not aesthetic, and prone to infections from the finger prick blood samples removal. - Lactate test kit measures blood lactate in 13 seconds on a very small drop of blood. - Wearable Lactate Monitors are not yet on the market and the BEAT non-invasive lactate Monitor is expected to be a world first.
•Global Wearable Technology Market addressing a $45 Billion Market with 250+ Million Annual Unit Shipments by 2021¹•Wearable device shipments will grow at a CAGR of approximately 22% between 2018 and 2021. By the end of 2021, wearable devices will represent a market worth $45 Billion with over 250 Million annual unit shipments. •Top 5 vendors - Apple, Xiaomi, Fitbit, Samsung and Garmin - collectively account for more than 55% of the market.
•Wearable Technology Market size in 2015 was valued at $19.6 Billion, and is expected to reach $57.6 Billion by 2022³ •The fitness & sports segment dominated the wearable technology market with over 39% share in 2015•North America dominated the market in 2015, followed by Europe.
•Global Wearable Fitness Tracker Market Worth USD 62 Billion by 2023 4 •The Global wearable fitness tracker market was valued at $17,8 Billion in 2017 and is expected to increase at a CAGR of 19.2% by 2023 to value at $62 Billion. •Geographically, the market is segmented into North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa. •The sales of smartwatches and fitness bands in Britain to an estimated four million devices in 2017, up 18% on 2016. 5
- Lactate meters are on average £350 ($455), and up to £45 ($58.5) per two test strips*. - A person testing once every month with 4 test strips, would incur over $100 expenditure on consumables, plus the original cost of the meter.
- NMRD’s BEAT lactate will provide continuous data trends and the sensors and transmitter device can be very competitively priced.
Continuous non-invasive Lactate monitoring provides a lucrative world first market opportunity to bring an elite training device to the burgeoning global wearable market for fitness training. Device safety and CE compliance by virtue of the development of the continuous glucose monitoring application reduce the lead time to market, reducing risks and costs for commercialisation. Developments by Nemaura Medical in non-invasive continuous lactate monitoring provide an early commercialisation opportunity, and the company is evaluating the various routes to market.
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