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Body Analysis

Body Analysis

Body composition analysis goes beyond the scale to provide a comprehensive picture of your health. Using advanced bioelectrical impedance technology, we measure not just weight, but the distribution of body fat, muscle mass, hydration levels, and visceral fat—providing invaluable data for your health and nutrition journey.

Our detailed analysis reveals your body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, basal metabolic rate, segmental analysis (tracking each arm, leg, and trunk separately), and body water balance. This information helps us understand your unique physiology and track changes that weight alone cannot show.

Whether you're working on weight management, athletic performance, or overall wellness, regular body analysis provides objective feedback on your progress. It helps distinguish between fat loss and muscle gain, ensures you're properly hydrated, and guides personalized nutrition and exercise recommendations. Book your body analysis today to understand your body better.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A regular scale only measures total body weight, which can't distinguish between fat, muscle, water, or bone. Body analysis provides a comprehensive breakdown including body fat percentage, muscle mass, hydration status, visceral fat level, and segmental analysis. This detailed information is essential for understanding true health and tracking meaningful changes.

Visceral fat is the fat stored deep inside the abdomen, surrounding internal organs like the liver and intestines. Unlike subcutaneous fat (under the skin), high levels of visceral fat are linked to increased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, inflammation, and other metabolic conditions. Body analysis measures your visceral fat level to assess this important health risk factor.

For most accurate results: avoid eating or drinking for 2-4 hours before testing, avoid intense exercise for 12 hours, empty your bladder before the test, avoid alcohol for 24 hours, and wear light clothing. Consistency in timing and conditions for repeat tests ensures reliable tracking of changes over time.

For general wellness tracking, every 2-3 months is sufficient to see meaningful changes. If you're actively working on weight loss, muscle building, or athletic performance, monthly analysis can help track progress and adjust your plan. More frequent testing (weekly) isn't recommended as daily fluctuations can be misleading.