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www.bodyspec.com5847 Uplander Way
Culver City, CA 90230 Phone: 3106018184
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Client Sex Birth Date Intake Height Intake Weight MeasuredShi, Elaine Female 4/30/1987 63.0 in. 130.0 lbs. 2/24/2017
SUMMARY RESULTSThis table provides an overview of your total body composition, broken down into total body fat %, total mass, fat tissue, leantissue, and bone mineral content. These metrics establish your baseline from which future BodySpec scans will be compared.
Measured Date Total Body Fat % Total Mass (lbs) Fat Tissue (lbs) Lean Tissue (lbs) Bone MineralContent (BMC)
Total Body Tissue Quantification Body Fat Percentile ChartThis table provides target body fat percentages based on empirical DXA scan results. It ismeant to provide general guidance for individuals, and to help set goals.
REGIONAL ASSESSMENTThe table below divides your body into 5 key regions and provides the compositionbreakdown for each. BodySpec automatically tracks these regions over time to chartregional progress and the impact of your training and nutrition programming.
VAT BONE REPORTVAT, or Visceral Adipose Tissue, is aspecific type of fat that is associated withseveral types of metabolic diseases such asobesity, metabolic syndrome, and Type 2diabetes.This number should be as low as possible,with a target of zero VAT.
Mass (lbs) 0.440.440.380.35
Volume (in3) 12.9413.0311.1810.27
Adipose Tissue1 Visceral2 Subcutaneous
This report provides a general overview and relative age-matched comparisonof your bone strength. The higher your Z-Score, the better. High bone densityis associated with strong, healthy bones.Note: this is not a bone density exam, which is a separate assessment reviewedwith a medical professional.
Bone Density: USA (CombinedNHANES/Lunar) (Enhanced Analysis)
MUSCLE BALANCE REPORTThe table below isolates your limbs and compares the fat and lean tissue between your "right side" and your "left side." Smallimbalances are common; larger imbalances (>2lbs) may indicate muscle injury and developmental imbalance.
Region % Fat Total Mass Fat Mass Lean Mass BMCArms Total 27.0 14.8 4.0 10.2 0.6Right Arm 26.5 7.9 2.1 5.5 0.3Left Arm 27.5 6.9 1.9 4.7 0.3Legs Total 23.4 50.8 11.9 37.1 1.8Right Leg 23.8 24.5 5.8 17.8 0.9Left Leg 23.0 26.3 6.0 19.3 0.9
Jason Belvill
www.bodyspec.com5847 Uplander Way
Culver City, CA 90230 Phone: 3106018184
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Client Sex Birth Date Intake Height Intake Weight MeasuredShi, Elaine Female 4/30/1987 63.0 in. 130.0 lbs. 2/24/2017
REGIONAL FAT TISSUE REPORTThe following graphs show how fat amounts in different regions of your body have changed over time. These graphsshow how your body’s fat tissue in each area has responded to your training and/or nutrition program. Each individualwill gain and lose fat tissue differently. BodySpec will continue to track these regions with each subsequent scan.
Client Sex Birth Date Intake Height Intake Weight MeasuredShi, Elaine Female 4/30/1987 63.0 in. 130.0 lbs. 2/24/2017
REGIONAL LEAN TISSUE REPORTThe following graphs show how lean tissue amounts in different regions of your body have changed over time. Thesegraphs show how your body’s muscle development in each area has responded to your training and/or nutrition program.Each individual will gain and lose lean tissue differently. BodySpec will continue to track these regions with eachsubsequent scan.
Note: BodySpec is not a medical facility, nor do we represent the views of a medical practitioner. The data provided in this report is for informationalpurposes only and is not meant to be used for any type of medical diagnosis. Should you have any concerns about the metrics in the report, please consultyour physician.