functional biometrics

InBody Scan

Receive a comprehensive body composition analysis that captures insights into your body's muscle, fat, minerals, water levels, and basal metabolic rate (BMR).

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Your health is more than one number.

With InBody, you’ll receive comprehensive biometric data that captures whole body health, including:

  • Skeletal muscle mass

  • Basal metabolic rate

  • Body fat percentage

  • Subcutaneous fat

  • Segmental fat analysis

  • Segmental lean analysis

  • Total body water

  • Total body weight

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The InBody scan is a body composition analysis that measures your body and provides a detailed report. The report includes metrics such as weight, total skeletal muscle mass, total body fat, total body water, and a full segmental muscle and fat analysis.

  • InBody uses medical-grade bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to deliver non-invasive, precise body composition scans tailored to each unique person.

    The scan takes ~60 seconds.

  • Having a clear understanding of where your fat, muscle, and body levels are empowers you with the data to make positive adjustments in whatever your health goals may be. Looking to lose areas of unwanted fat? Wanting to build muscle? Whatever your fitness goal may be, the InBody Scan is the tool you need to understand your progress.

  • InBody Scans are included in our Functional Nutrition Packages and are also available a la carte for $99.

  • Here are some things to keep in mind before your InBody scan:

    • Do not eat for 3-4 hours before testing.

    • Do not exercise for 6-12 hours before testing.

    • Make sure you have removable footwear and socks.

    • Do not drink caffeine on the day of your test and be well hydrated.

    • Do not shower or sauna immediately prior to the test.

    • Avoid putting lotion on your hands and feet before the test.

    • If you have a pacemaker or other electronic device, you should not use InBody.

    • If you are pregnant or menstruating, you should avoid testing.