<![CDATA[Body Fat \ Bone Mass \ Weighing Machines]]>Hello,

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Body fat percentage is the amount of fat in your body compared to all the other components of the body; it varies based on gender and age. For women, any body fat percentage over 25 percent is considered too high. Men should avoid having more than 20 percent body fat. For both women and men, the younger you are, the lower your body fat percentage should be.
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Jennifer:
How do these work?


I was looking at Omron website last night. Looks like a weighing scale, how does it analyse http://bodycompblueprint.com/body-fat-scale-accuracy/ leh?

Hello Jennifer,
Body fat percentage is the amount of fat in your body compared to all the other components of the body; it varies based on gender and age. For women, any body fat percentage over 25 percent is considered too high. Men should avoid having more than 20 percent body fat. For both women and men, the younger you are, the lower your body fat percentage should be.

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icy_mama:
i always take my weight in the morning after pee and poo. before breakfast. i guess taking anytime is fine as long as it is taken the same time with similiar weight clothes or no clothes best. hee....

quite true.

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Jennifer:
How do these work?


I was looking at Omron website last night. Looks like a http://bestbodyfatscale.net/, how does it analyse body fats leh?
hello
Before buying the body fat scale from any website just look that how accurately the equipment is working.
Than go through it.
Thanks

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Nebbermind:
sleepy:

What did Omron's instruction say on fluctuation?


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:thankyou:

Just realised I've been taking my weight at all the wrong timing πŸ˜‚

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sleepy:
BeContented:

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Talking about bone mass, anyone knows what's your bone mass %? Some weighing machine has all these extra features - fats %, bone % etc

I bought one of those machines from Watson.
But don't think it's accurate. % figure fluctuates each time I weigh myself.

I thought it is normal for it to fluctuate. Since it is calculated base on % against our weight. Mine will fluctuate too, especially for water %. Bone mass not so much. But usually whatever fluctuation is within 1%.

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sleepy:
What did Omron's instruction say on fluctuation?

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Nebbermind:
sleepy:

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Talking about bone mass, anyone knows what's your bone mass %? Some weighing machine has all these extra features - fats %, bone % etc

I bought one of those machines from Watson.
But don't think it's accurate. % figure fluctuates each time I weigh myself.

have you read the instructions manual?

The Omron's instruction manual explains why the readings can be different.[/quote]Read. No mention on that.

What did Omron's instruction say on fluctuation?

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sleepy:
BeContented:

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Talking about bone mass, anyone knows what's your bone mass %? Some weighing machine has all these extra features - fats %, bone % etc

I bought one of those machines from Watson.
But don't think it's accurate. % figure fluctuates each time I weigh myself.

have you read the instructions manual?

The Omron's instruction manual explains why the readings can be different.

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BeContented:
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Talking about bone mass, anyone knows what's your bone mass %? Some weighing machine has all these extra features - fats %, bone % etc
I bought one of those machines from Watson.
But don't think it's accurate. % figure fluctuates each time I weigh myself.

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Nebbermind:
BeContented:



:spank: :mad:
it's more like I shy to go swimming.... πŸ˜‰

Adoi! No, that's not what I meant...

Heavy bone people are not very buoyant and make swimming leisurely rather difficult and tiring....or that's what I think.

Haha.
Think our bone mass should be quite stable/constant by 30yo. But to pile >15kg of fats.....no issue with buoyancy.

Talking about bone mass, anyone knows what's your bone mass %? Some weighing machine has all these extra features - fats %, bone % etc

]]>https://forum.kiasuparents.com/post/1069957https://forum.kiasuparents.com/post/1069957Wed, 14 Aug 2013 23:42:21 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to Body Fat \ Bone Mass \ Weighing Machines on Fri, 26 Jul 2013 06:01:19 GMT]]>http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4882790_body-fat-analyzer-work.html

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I was looking at Omron website last night. Looks like a weighing scale, how does it analyse body fats leh?

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