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A DEXA SCAN (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) is a powerful tool for assessing Athletic Performance, Fitness Tracking, Weight Loss or Gain, Health Optimization and Longevity. A Dexa scan can help you make informed decisions about diet and exercise to improve you life. Some but not all markers include:
BONE DENSITY – Essential to detect Osteoporosis and help prevent Bone Fractures
MUSCLE MASS – Data to show measurements by percentage and weight.
BODY FAT PERCENTAGE – Body fat distribution by region (arms, legs, waist and hips) Most providers also include Visceral Fat the leading predictor of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
The GOLD Standard in body testing
A More Complete Picture Of Your Health
How you Compare
Muscle Lean Mass By Area
Total Body Fat
How to Target Your Fat
Bone Health
Visceral Fat
A DEXA Scan is a quick, non-invasive procedure that provides accurate and comprehensive body composition data. Unlike any other body composition analysis technology on the market, a DEXA Scan provides an in-depth breakdown of body fat and lean mass across all 5 regions of the body: arms, legs, trunk, android (belly) and gynoid (hips). From there, apply a nutrition and fitness plan and track your progress to reach your goals.
To work smarter towards your goals and get the results you want, you must first get to know your unique body composition.
Accurate – Most traditional body composition tests have a 5-15% error rate. With only a 1-2% error rate, a DEXA Scan is the industry’s most precise and reliable way to measure body composition and bone density.
Comprehensive – A DEXA Scan is the only method available that distinguishes between body fat mass, lean mass and bone mineral content so you have the most comprehensive view of your body composition.
Comparative – A DEXA Scan compares both the left- and right-side lean muscle in your arms, legs and trunk region so you can discover any muscular imbalances due to overuse or injury.
Simple – There is no need to fast, limit caffeine or eliminate water from your body before a DEXA Scan in order to get accurate results. A scan is simple, fast and non-invasive.
