Think Fat Loss, Not Weight Loss
Are you ready to understand your weight beyond the traditional scale? With InBody 570's advanced technology, this non-invasive body composition analysis helps you understand your weight through amounts of muscle mass, water, and fat content.
Why Should You Take An InBody Test?
45-Second Tests
User-friendly and non-invasive testing is fast and easy-just stand on the device and hold the hand electrodes.
Understand Your Weight
The InBody divides your weight into water, muscle and fat.
Measure Your Strength
How much muscle do you have in your arms? Your legs? With InBody, discover how many pounds of lean muscle mass you have distributed in each portion of your body.
Measure Your Visceral Fat
Our treatment plans will help you reduce this fat. This is the dangerous fat that leads to heart disease and even death. What is visceral body fat? Visceral body fat, also known as 'hidden' fat, is fat stored deep inside the belly, wrapped around the organs, including the liver and intestines. It makes up about one tenth of all the fat stored in the body. Most fat is stored underneath the skin and is known as subcutaneous fat. Visceral fat is correlated with insulin resistance, which can make it hard to lose both visceral and subcutaneous fat
Set Your Goals
Measure and track your percent body fat to better your health from the inside out so you can focus on fat loss, not just weight loss.
Track Your Progress
Knowing how much muscle and fat you have, now you can monitor and track the changes in your body.
Explore the InBody 570 Result Sheet
Every InBody Test includes a full-page Result Sheet printout that details muscle, fat, and water measurements and highlights specific areas to focus on.
How to Prepare and What to Expect at Your InBody Appointment
InBody scan appointments will be approximately 15 minutes and include the scan and data evaluation. A detailed InBody report will be emailed to you, and your data will remain in the system for comparison with future scans.
For the most accurate results, InBody recommends following these preparation guidelines: