Body composition analysis has traditionally been a practice used by recreational and professional athletes to measure body fat and lean muscle percentages.
In recent years however, significant advances in body scanning technology mean we now have ability to accurately measure far more body composition statistics, such as cellular and metabolic health.
As a result, the wider public are now discovering the huge health benefits that a body composition analysis can offer.
Modern scanners can now obtain a plethora of health data, including:
Gathering this much information about our internal health has up until recently, only been available at high cost in private clinics or hospitals - but times have changed.
“Good health starts at a cellular level”
Despite all the contradiction you’ll read on what we should eat and how we should exercise for optimal health, one fact that is not disputed by any exercise or nutritional scientist is that good health begins in our cells.
If our cells are healthy, we are healthy.
If our nutrition, exercise practices and general lifestyle is well balanced and of good quality, then it’s often reflected in the health and integrity of our cells.
Many factors affect our cellular health and despite eating well and exercising regularly, the health of your cells can still be compromised.
Common factors which have a detrimental impact on the health of our cells include:
Despite making every effort to be “healthy” and ensure our cellular health is optimal, up until the availability of advanced body composition scans, it has been impossible to know how healthy our cells are.
With our Advanced Body Composition Scan, we can measure the health and integrity of your cells in several ways.
To find out more about the incredible amount of information we can gather from a body composition scan, get in touch and find out how one simple, non-invasive scan can serve as a window to your cellular health.
Phase Angle is fast becoming known as Global Health Marker - and we can measure it for you.
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