Description of product

Human body elements analysis instrument applies the accurate measurement of AVR micro computer controller. Based on new statistics method DXA, it can detect various elements of human body and analyze human health status. The analysis of human elements: fat, weight, BMI, non-fat and other health indicators through multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis provides a scientific basis for losing weight effectively, which is considered as an epoch-making result of the health industry. It is the analysis of health status from each test that develops a new treatment to weight Losing. Applied to hospitals, beauty clubs, scientific research centers, institutions, enterprises, government agencies, sports clubs, health management and accessing agencies, it can help people evaluate their body state accurately, since it has the functions of human body elements analysis, muscle and fat analysis, obesity analysis and healthy assessment.

Apparatus pros and cons

1. Principles of human biotechnology.

2. 8 point -electrode contact: There are two parts of each electrode used to measure the elements of human body and also used to measure the resistance value of elements in various parts of the body accurately.

3. Use multiple regression analysis of the frequency and increase the scope of testing to enhance accuracy.

4. Implementation of intelligent control, touch- operation; visual application interface, allowing users to learn easy, and safe and easy to operate.

5. Can store up to 120 complete historical records.

6. The structure is clear, easy to install and maintain.

7. The results of the analysis can be used as the output statements to clients.

Health Data:

1. Body composition: Water content, protein, inorganic salt, bone mass

2. Muscle fat analyzing: Body weight, skeleton weight, fat weight.

3. Obesity analysis: Weight, fat weight, WHR, water ratio, B. M. R

4. Obesity diagnosis

5. Comprehensive assessment

6. Weight control

7. Exercise intensity

8. Dietary reference intake

9. Health evaluation