Compares abdominal fat to hip and thigh fat, assessing risk for metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.

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BMI compares weight to height to estimate body fat, indicating if you’re underweight, healthy, overweight, or obese.

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Assesses visceral fat around internal organs, evaluating risks for conditions like diabetes and heart disease.

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Measures the volume of visceral fat, indicating health risks associated with high internal fat levels.

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FFMI measures lean muscle mass in relation to height, indicating fitness and nutritional status.

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Measures fat relative to your height, helping assess metabolic-related health risks.

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Refers to muscle and non-fat tissue in your arms, important for assessing strength and fitness.

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Assesses the weight of muscles, bones, and non-fat tissues in your legs, reflecting lower body health.

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RSMI estimates skeletal muscle mass relative to height, indicating risks for conditions like sarcopenia. Data is collected via a DEXA scan.

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Measures the proportion of your weight made up of fat tissue. Data is collected via a DEXA scan.

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Indicates the total fat in your body, important for assessing metabolic disease risk.

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Calculates the weight of muscles, bones, organs, and fluids excluding fat, reflecting body composition and physical health.

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