BodyGem and MedGem Differences

by David on February 5, 2010

The BodyGem and MedGem are both indirect calorimeters, that determine RMR – Resting Metabolic Rate, to help clients optimize their weight loss results.

Instead of estimating RMR, the BodyGem and MedGem scientifically measure a clients Metabolic Fingerprint, that is unique to them.

The BodyGem is designed for Personal Trainers, fitness facilities and Dietitians who don’t make insurance claims for their services.

The BodyGem displays RMR readings and works with the BodyGem Analyzer companion software.

The BodyGem System is a lower priced option, because it has no associated FDA-approval costs, so it helps you increase your profitability.

I specialize in helping Personal Trainers, fitness facilities and Dietitians, get a BodyGem to help optimize client weight management results and to increase profits.

The MedGem can only be sold to licensed clinicians because it is a  FDA-approval medical device.

The MedGem displays RMR and Resting Vo2 readings (for patient diagnosis, not Max VO2 testing)

Bariatric Doctors, Dietitians and other licensed clinicians may be able to make insurance claims using designated CPT codes.

Contact me to see if the MedGem or the BodyGem indirect calorimeter is the best fit for your needs.

To get more information:

  • Call me directly at 720-431-1461
  • Or leave a voicemail at 1-866-285-8296 and I’ll call you back

I wish you the best of health!

David Wilcoxson

{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

Anestis Moisidis February 26, 2010 at 2:18 pm

Hi! I am an endocrinologist from Greece and I am interesting in puchasing Bodygem or medgem. I would be grateful if you could inform me about purchasing details such as the price and the fees to Greece
Thanks!

Fernando Rojo Fernandez September 27, 2010 at 6:04 am

Hi! I am an nutritionists from Spain and I am keen on puchasing Bodygem or medgem. I would be very grateful if you could inform me about purchasing details such as the price and the fees to Spain.

lorne October 8, 2010 at 1:49 pm

Hi,
I am a physiotherapist and director of a medical wt management program in Victoria BC.
Could you please provide a price for both the BodyGem and MG devices?
Also, do you provide a demo period so that we can be sure the device works well for our purposes.

Paco November 8, 2010 at 10:38 am

Hi, I am interested about getting to know the cost of the BodyGem and the MedGem; as well as details like if the mouthpieces are disposable (and it cost).
Do you have any studies about the relationship between resting VO2 and Vo2max?

thanks

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