@drjakedeutsch: Here at OAKWOOD, we use a 3D body scanner to track our progress and stay on target at every visit! This 3D body scan is performed in office with immediate results and provides highly accurate and detailed body measurements to assist in tracking overall fitness, body composition, and body changes over time. How do we use a 3D body scan? 1) Body measurements- Precise measurements are taken of many different body parts during each scan. It measures patient’s waist, hips, chest, arms💪, legs🦵, and other many other key areas. 👤 2) Body composition analysis- Body composition metrics are calculated, such as body fat percentage, lean mass percentage, muscle mass, visceral fat, BMI, total weight and more.🧍 3) Before & After comparisons- After each scan, we are able to show a comparison of all scans that we have taken in the past for each patient to see a visual representation of their progress and transformation! 4) Goal Setting- This system uses an internal formula that takes into account patients’ basal metabolic rate, and calorie expenditure and is based on data obtained from the body scans and the goal of weight of each patient. We show every patient how many times a week they must workout 🏃 and how many calories they can eat 🍴 in order to reach their goal weight by their desired date 🗓️. This formula can then be tweaked to fit each individual patient’s attainable lifestyle. 5) Risk of disease- The system also tells us if patients are at risks for certain diseases based on their body composition. For example, if a patient’s Visceral Fat is over 1 pound then they are at a higher risk of certain cancers and diseases. By lowering their overall body composition, they can decrease these risks. These metrics help guide the goals that we establish. It takes LESS THAN 1 minute to complete a body scan and receive results! Get yours today and begin your journey of better health! #3dbodyscan #bodycomposition #oakwoodprecisionmedicine #FYP

Dr Jake Deutsch

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Friday 21 July 2023 18:18:31 GMT