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InBody Scans provide you with your body composition. Body composition is a method of breaking down the body into its core components: fat, protein, minerals, and body water.

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What makes InBody technology different?

Traditional BIA(bioelectrical impedance analysis) technology measures the human body as a single-cylinder using one frequency, which increases the likelihood of inaccurate results.

Conventional BIA devices use empirical estimations based on factors like age and sex to help improve accuracy. While this may work for people with a standard body type, it is inaccurate for those who do not fit this mold, such as fit elderly adults.

Everyone has a unique body composition—that’s why InBody makes innovative technology tailored to the individual, not a group.

InBody’s medical-grade body composition analyzers use four pillars of technology to provide accurate, precise direct segmental measurement multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (DSM-MFBIA) extensively validated to gold-standard methods.

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Percent Body Fat (PBF)

Percent Body Fat or Body Fat Percentage is a more accurate indicator of your health than your body weight or BMI because it tells you exactly how much fat mass makes up your total body weight.

For a healthy body fat level, aim for a PBF within 10 – 20% (for males) or 18 – 28% (for females).

Total Body Water (TBW)

Your Total Body Water (TBW) is divided into two groups: extracellular water (ECW), which is the water outside your cells, and intracellular water (ICW), which is the water within your cells. A healthy balance of body water is critical for good health. With body composition analysis, you can identify any changes and address them to maintain a healthy balance.

Skeletal Muscle Mass (SMM)

Skeletal Muscle Mass is crucial for mobility, posture, and strong immunity for long-term health. Body composition analysis shows you precisely how much Skeletal Muscle Mass you have in each body segment, so you can focus on building more muscle or correct imbalances to ensure you have a healthy muscle mass balance.

Visceral Fat and Segmental Fat Analysis

Where your body fat is located is just as important as how much you have. Focus on important areas like Visceral Fat, the type of fat that surrounds your vital organs which is more likely to raise your risk for serious medical issues.