Here at Chamber’s Clinic, we offer a segmental analysis of your body that displays your percent body fat, your body fat mass, your dry lean body mass (including bones and skeletal muscle) as well as just your skeletal muscle mass, and your extracellular and intracellular water weight. The scan also can tell you your visceral fat score.

At Chamber’s Clinic, we usually include this scan with all new patient visits, and with visits monitoring weight loss (especially to determine if you’re losing fat while retaining muscle mass). But the InBody can be used for more than just tracking weight and muscle mass compared to body fat. It can be used to see if you’re overtraining one limb (arm or leg) over the other side, it can be used to see if there is muscle impairment in patients with COPD or patients who are on statins that are at risk for rhabdomyolysis, and it can be used for those with end-stage kidney disease or those who may be developing congestive heart failure to determine if they are gaining water weight from kidney or heart impairment.

Given the versatility and helpful information that this scan gives, make sure you get them done often to keep track of your health. Talk to your Chambers Clinic provider today about how you can use InBody to better assess your health and manage your goals.