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Wat je lichaamssamenstelling kan zeggen over je gezondheid
Gezondheid gaat over veel meer dan wat je ziet op de weegschaal....
Train Smarter, Not Harder: How the InBody Dial Can Optimize Your Workouts
In an age where fitness and health are increasingly important, many peopletend...
What is body composition and why do you need to know it?
In the world of health and fitness, we often hear about weight...
Optimise your body composition with nutrition, tips for fitness enthusiasts
Your body composition - the ratio of fat mass to muscle mass...
Tracking Progress: Why the Scale Isn’t Enough
Weight alone doesn’t provide a complete picture of your health, as it...
How the InBody Dial Can Help You Reach Your Fitness Goals
The InBody Dial helps you achieve your fitness goals by providing detailed...
The benefits of tracking your body composition for sports performance
Tracking your body composition, such as body fat percentage and muscle mass,...
How can a scale measure muscle mass?
In the world of fitness and health, tracking your progress is essential...
This is why you should forget about your BMI
In the world of health and fitness, the Body Mass Index (BMI)...
Why 10,000 steps a day is healthy
The recommendation to walk 10,000 steps daily has gained immense popularity in...
What is visceral fat, and why is it important to reduce it?
Visceral fat is the fat that surrounds your internal organs in the...
How reliable is a smart scale?
Smart scales have become a popular choice for people looking to track...
Why am I not seeing results despite working out a lot?
It’s a question many of us ask ourselves: why am I not...
The Value of a Smart Scale
In an era where health and fitness are becoming increasingly important, we...
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