Metabolic Rate Test - Microlife MedGem and BodyGem Indirect Calorimeters
Microlife Indirect Calorimetry Devices Measure VO2 To Accurately Determine RMR
David BodyGem Nutrition 101 Basics Food is the fuel our body uses to enable us to carry out our daily activities. In simple terms, food is energy. There are over 45 nutrients that our body needs every day. Some nutrients have energy (calories) and others do not, but both are important to our body. A basic … Read more BodyGem Nutrition 101
BodyGem® Frequently Asked Questions When should an RMR measurement be taken? To obtain an accurate resting metabolic rate (RMR), the measurement should be done at least 4 hours after eating or exercise. How often should I measure my metabolism? If you are losing weight or participating in a fitness program that includes strength training, we … Read more BodyGem Indirect Calorimeter FAQs
During the month of December, we are giving away the new BodyGem Analyzer 4.0 or MedGem Analyzer 4.0 AND two 21-packs of mouthpiece filters, when you purchase four 21-packs of mouthpiece filters.
BodyGem Technology Can Help You in the Battle of the Bulge Ever wonder why your friend who is the same gender, age, height, and bone structure as you can “eat like a horse” and never gain a pound, and you gain 50 pounds just walking past the bakery? It’s because people burn calories at different … Read more BodyGem Technology Helps You Manage Your Weight
This article will compare the Microlife BodyGem with the Korr MetaCheck. Both indirect calorimetry units measure RMR – Resting Metabolic Rate / BMR – Basal Metabolic Rate Let’s start with validation. Both indirect calorimeter devices have been validated against the gold standards of the metabolic rate testing, the Douglas Bag and the DeltraTrac Medical Cart, … Read more BodyGem comparison to the Korr MetaCheck