Beurer Glass Diagnostic Bathroom Scale Body Composition 150kg Capacity – Silver

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Beurer Glass Diagnostic Bathroom Scale Body Composition 150kg Capacity – Silver

• Glass Diagnostic Bathroom Scales
• Easy to use body fat indicator – good/average/poor
• Large 2-line LCD display
• Indicates weight, body fat, body water, muscle %, bone mass, AMR calories and ideal weight
• Brushed stainless steel electrodes

Beurer Glass Diagnostic Bathroom Scale Body Composition 150kg Capacity – Silver

The Beurer BG39 is a quality diagnostic scale designed by our German product development team. Designed with ease of use in mind the BG39 features a large 2-line LCD display and incorporates our unique ‘Body Fat Interpretation Pyramid’. This enables the non-medically trained user to understand whether their body fat is good, average or in need of improvement.

In addition to body fat & weight in stones, Ib or kg the BG39 will also display your body water, muscle percentage, bone mass, AMR calorie and will even politely suggest your ideal weight.

The BG39 Bathroom Scales enable you to store data for more than one family member with a ten user memory. Each user can view the last two weight results, making it quick and easy to monitor progress.

Beurer Diagnostic Scales measure these important values:

BMR + AMR – Basal metabolic rate and active metabolic rate in kcal. Daily calorie consumption varies according to your age, sex, height and weight. Your AMR is your BMR plus the input of your activity level.

BF – Body fat

Muscle mass – muscle tissue is heavier than fatty tissue. If you exercise as well as dieting, you may find that you gain weight despite eating less. This is because although you are burning fat you are also building muscle mass. Your Beurer diagnostic scale will show that you are on the right path.

Water – Essential for the human body to function properly.

Bone Mass – Bones are subject to natural growth, shrinking and ageing processes. Bone mass reaches its peak at the age of 30-40 in both men and women. As we age our bone mass then begins to reduce. Healthy eating (e.g. calcium) and physical exercise can combat the shrinkage.