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PBF (Percentage of Body Fat, %)
Percent Body Fat indicates the percentage of Body Fat to body weight. The standard Percent Body Fat is 15% for men
and 23% for women, while the standard range of Body Fat Mass for men is 10-20% of the standard weight, and 18-28% of
the standard weight for women. In the case of children under the age of 18, children’s standard is used.
Ref. Samuel J. Fomon, et al. (1982): Body Composition of reference children from birth to age 10 years. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 35,
1169-1175.
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WHR (Waist-Hip Ratio)
Waist-Hip Ratio (WHR) is obtained from dividing your waist size by your hip size and it is used for looking at the proportion
of fat stored on your body around your waist and hip. The normal range of WHR is 0.80~0.90 for male and 0.75~0.85 for
female. For asian the normal range of WHR is 0.75 ~ 0.85 for male and 0.70 ~0.80 for female. Your WHR is an important
tool that helps you determine your overall health risk. InBody analyzes body composition with no empirical factor such as
gender and age. However, WHR offered from InBody is the data affected by empirical factors. So to speak, InBody
estimates body size from distributing total body fat to each segment considering empirical factors and muscle distribution
calculated by segmental impedances.
(6) Lean Balance
Graphs for segmental lean body mass is presented as
three horizontal bars for each segment. Of the three bar
graphs, the number next to the first bar ( )
represents the absolute value for lean body mass of an
subject in kilograms. In the range, 100% actually
determines the length of the graph. It represents ideal
lean body mass in the ideal weight of the subject to his
or her height. This does not take the actual weight of the
subject into account. The number next to the second
bar( ) represents the ratio of actual lean
body mass of the subject to ideal lean body mass in his
or her weight and its unit is percentage. In the range, 100% again determines the length of the graph. However, it
represents ideal lean body mass in the actual weight of the subject. The third bar ( ) represents the
segmental fatmass (kg). The number in the bracket is the relative percentage based on the standard amount (100%).