Stress provides no health benefits, and its effects on your body composition go beyond the surface. For one, stress causes muscle tension throughout your body. Chronic stress keeps your muscles in a constant state of constriction, leading to headache...
Stress is a universal experience. Whether it's rushing to work, preparing for an important presentation, caring for a sick loved one, or supporting your family, stress is a part of daily life. But what is stress, and how does it impact our minds and ...
Why You Need Strength Training
If your goal is to build bigger, stronger muscles, strength training (also known as resistance training) should be a key part of your workout routine.
Resistance training includes exercises like weightlifting ...
How Much Strength Training Do You Need to Lose Weight?
Resistance training is an essential part of any weight loss plan, but it’s important to understand that its primary role is in body recomposition, not just weight loss.
When you e...
Body composition analyzers have revolutionized the way health professionals and fitness enthusiasts assess and understand their bodies. These advanced tools measure key metrics such as body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, and total body water, ...
Running is a widely favored activity for improving body composition, but how does it truly affect fat and muscle? Can it lead to muscle loss, and how much running is necessary to see results? Let’s explore.
Does Running Cause Muscle Loss?<...
Muscle mass and strength naturally increase from birth, peaking around 30–35 years old. Afterward, they gradually decline, with a more rapid loss occurring after age 65 for women and 70 for men (Source: National Institute on Aging). This proces...
Maintaining a healthy body weight is crucial for overall health, but the number on the scale doesn’t tell the whole story. A body composition analysis offers a deeper understanding of your health and fitness. Here’s what you need to know....
BMI, or Body Mass Index, is a measure that considers your age, height, and weight, yielding a score that ranges from underweight to severely obese on a chart. The healthiest weight generally lies between these extremes.
Although BMI has it...
The type of fat we carry is also very important. There are two main types of adipocytes (fat cells): white and brown. The difference between the two is what the color means at the cellular and metabolic level. The presence of beige adipocytes implies...
Take advantage of our U+ and XONE series of body composition analyzers. Tips on how to best measure and monitor your body composition.
Remember, the TANITA Body Composition Scale is nothing like your average bathroom scale; it not only sho...
What about other body fat tests, like DEXA scans? Do they work any better?
DEXA, short for dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, does a reasonable job at estimating group averages. But, it’s not as good at tracking individual changes in ...
Obesity and high blood pressure
Studies have shown that the rise of high blood pressure sufferers is seen in conjunction with a dramatic increase in the prevalence of overweight and obesity.
According to the International Obesity Task Force...
Obesity usually means an imbalance between energy intake and expenditure such that the excess energy is stored in fat cells. These fat cells increase in number leading to several health consequences.
Excess body fat frequently results in i...
There has been an exponential rise in the number of obese individuals especially in developed nations like United States and United Kingdom. Now obesity has become a public health problem in most nations.
Obesity is linked to several long ...
What does BMR stand for?
Basal metabolic rate is an abbreviation that describes the basal metabolic rate, i.e. the amount of energy (calories) the body needs to carry out basic functions such as breathing, blood circulation, cell growth, t...
Foods to Eat to support your overall fitness
You can usually eat the same foods while bulking or cutting — it’s the amount, not the content, that fluctuates.
Do what you can to prioritize the following foods:
Me...
BMI stands for “body mass index” and is a measurement of an individual’s weight with respect to their height. It’s a basic mathematical equation that is quick and easy to calculate with just a person’s height and w...
The nutrition industry is booming, but much of the growth has been limited to online platform. For nutritionists running retail locations, encouraging customers to go in-store is a matter of survival!
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Three sectors can be analyzed in detail through the store data dashboard:
1. The number of people taking physical tests, you can know the coach’s follow-up status through the number of ...