Results Interpretation: Body Composition Analysis

Results Interpretation | 60-Second Body Composition Analysis

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VISCERAL FAT AREA

Visceral Fat is located in the abdominal region between the organs. The Visceral Fat Area graph depicts how many cm² of visceral fat is measured at the cross section of the abdominal region. Staying below 100cm² of visceral fat area can help decrease risk for chronic diseases.

BODY FAT-LEAN BODY MASS CONTROL 9

Body Fat-Lean Body Mass Control displays the recommended changes in body fat and lean mass to obtain the healthy average Percent Body Fat for your gender (15% for males, 23% for females). The “+” means to gain and the “-” means to lose.

SEGMENTAL FAT ANALYSIS 10

This displays the distribution of fat in each part of the body

The amount of fat in each segment is shown in parentheses, while the bars display how the individual’s segmental fat mass compares to the healthy average.

BASAL METABOLIC RATE 11

Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is the minimum number of calories needed for life-sustaining bodily function at a resting state.

LEG LEAN MASS 12

Leg Lean Mass is the sum of the Lean Body Mass in the right and left legs. As the legs contain the largest muscle groups in the body, Leg Lean Mass is particularly important to track and monitor over time, especially as an individual ages. A decline in Leg Lean Mass over time increases the risk of frailty, which can lead to health complications and injury.

TBW (Total Body Water) / LBM (Lean Body Mass) indicates

REACTANCE 15

Reactance is the opposition to the current from the cell membranes. In BIA, reactance is a common measurement associated with the health of the cells and thus this value is measured in BIA mainly for the purpose of obtaining the phase angle.

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