Omron HBF 212 Digital Full Body Composition Monitor

Omron HBF 212 Digital Full Body Composition Monitor With 4 User & Guest Mode Feature to Monitor BMI, Body Age, Vesceral Fat Level, Body Fat & Skeletal Muscle Percentage

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Omron HBF-212 Body Composition Monitor offers a unique monitoring report comprehensively measuring vital body signs like body weight, body fat and Basal metabolic rate which directly indicates the healthiness quotient. Most monitors measuring body counters neglect the relation between body fat and heart functions. Omron HBF-212 Body Composition Monitor highlights this fact and calibrates the body fat with cholesterol level in the blood stream. In addition to it, basal metabolic rate also signals the obvious symptoms like arthritis and back spasms due to excess weight.

For those who have a busy lifestyle and can’t afford to a medical centre to take a blood test, they can rely on the body composition monitor. Available in attractive colours, the Omron HBF-212 Body Composition Monitor has a scratch-proof LCD display screen that can detect flat footing surface against an inclined one. With body sensors installed in its circuit it can be used in all temperatures and in all terrain with uniform accuracy. Packed with a memory chip that can store data for 4 distinct users, the Omron Monitor has already earned commercial as well critical acclaim for its international body design.

BMI

BMI uses the following simple formula to indicate the ratio between weight and height of a person.

BMI = weight (kg) / height (m) / height (m).

The OMRON HBF-212 uses the height information stored in your personal profile number or when entering information in the guest mode to calculate your BMI classification.

Body Fat Percentage

Body fat percentage refers to the amount of body fat mass in regards to the total body weight expressed as a percentage.

Body fat percentage (%) = {Body fat mass (kg) / Body weight (kg)} × 100.

The device uses BI method to estimate your body fat percentage. Depending on where fat is distributed in the body, it is classified as visceral fat or subcutaneous fat.

Visceral Fat

Found in abdomen and surrounding vital organs. Too much visceral fat is closely linked to increased levels of fat in the bloodstream, which can lead to common diseases such as hyperlipidemia and diabetes, which impairs the ability of insulin to transfer energy from the bloodstream and using it in cells. To prevent or improve conditions of common diseases, it is important to try and reduce visceral fat levels to an acceptable level.

Skeletal Fat

Muscle is divided into two types, muscle in internal organs, such as the heart, and skeletal muscle attached to bones that is used to move the body. Skeletal muscle can be increased through exercise and other activity.

Increasing the ratio of skeletal muscle means that body can burn energy more easily, which means that it is less likely to turn to fat and makes it easier to lead an energetic lifestyle.