Know Yourself Better Inside and Out
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No matter whether we are young or old, our health should still be the first priority. Knowing your weight and body composition gives you the opportunity to make better decisions regarding your lifestyle habits. Your body won’t always tell you directly what it needs, but iHealth Core can be the messenger.
9 Precise Data Points To Know Yourself Better
Bioimpedance is the common method used by household scales to calculate body composition. iHealth Core uses the bioimpedence method by using 4 conductors to determine the hindrance of electrical flow through the body, and uses that to calculate the total body water. From the total body water, it can estimate the 9 data points. As a bonus, we have a separate sensor for indoortemperature and humidity, so you can adjust your thermostat to keep your body in optimal condition.
You can know if you are healthy for your height. A small number or large number may not necessarily be better.
It helps you to adjust your lifestyle. The lower the better.
It determines if your weight may be due to fat. The lower the better.
It lets you know how much water is in your system and can help you tell if you need to drink more water.
Lean mass helps gauge how many calories you burn at rest. It can help you know how many calories you need to intake.
Visceral Fat Rating
This is important to understand how much fat you have in the abdominal wall. You can use this to manage your health and prevent diabetes.
If you are looking to build muscle, this can show you how much muscle you have now.
It tells you how much your bones weigh.
Daily Calorie Intake
Use this to eat the optimal amount of calories you need.
One Scale for the Whole Family
Core can sync with up to 10 users. Simply step on the scale and iHealth will pull up your data from the others. It recognizes you based on your weight within a 5-pound variance. If two people are around the same weight, they just simply need to check to make sure their user number is displayed on the screen. If not, just click the bottom left of the scale like a mouse until you find your user number.