Measure body composition using body water data, giving more insight than body weight on its own.
InBody states that measured values are produced without empirical estimations based on age, gender and other factors.
InBody describes the assessment as a quick and precise scan completed in about 30 seconds.
InBody includes body water balance parameters for monitoring and assessing health status.
Phase Angle is described by InBody as a measure linked to cellular health, cellular integrity and overall physiological function.
Results can be sent to your mobile phone using a QR code for easier access and tracking.
InBody Body Scans use Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) to measure body composition through body water. InBody also states that its technology does not rely on empirical estimations and uses direct segmental measurement to assess the arms, legs and trunk separately.
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Open TimetableAn InBody Body Scan is a body composition test that uses Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis, or BIA, to measure the body based on body water. InBody explains that this gives body composition information beyond weight alone.
Depending on the model and result sheet, InBody can provide measurements such as Total Body Water, Protein, Minerals, Body Fat Mass, Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, BMI, Percent Body Fat, ECW Ratio, Phase Angle and Body Composition History.
InBody describes the assessment as a quick body composition scan completed in about 30 seconds on the models shown in the uploaded catalogues.
Yes. InBody includes Body Composition History, and some models also support result access through QR code so users can review and follow their data more easily.
No. InBody states that its technology measures body composition through body water using BIA, rather than relying on body weight alone.
InBody advises removing metal accessories, taking heavy items out of your pockets, using the washroom before the test, and avoiding measurement straight after exercise, sweating, showering or a heavy meal.
BIA is the technology InBody uses to measure body composition. InBody explains that it works by measuring impedance as a micro current passes through the body, with the results used to assess body water and related body composition data.
InBody describes Phase Angle as a parameter linked to cellular health, cellular integrity and overall physiological function.
Yes, supported InBody models can transfer body composition results directly to your mobile phone using a QR code feature.
InBody explains that body water is central to how BIA works, and that body water balance is important for monitoring and assessing health status.
Yes. InBody’s preparation guide says to take off metal accessories such as watches, bracelets and rings before testing.
InBody’s preparation guide states that pacemaker users are not allowed to take the InBody test.
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