Track your progress with PNC’s high tech segmental body composition analyses
At Personalized Nutrition Concierges, your Body Composition Analysis (BCA) results reveal key body measurements so your Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) can create the groundwork and benchmarks for an effective nutrition plan:
• BCAs estimate your ideal body weight, calorie needs, and body fat vs. lean mass levels.
• BCAs identify health risks associated with excessive total body and intra-abdominal (visceral) fat.
• BCAs are used to monitor necessary changes and success throughout your program.
• BCAs help determine the effectiveness of athletic training and performance programs and can assist in their optimization.
What are you made of? Find out today with your own full body BCA.
what your BCA includes
Your BCA uses your biological age, your gender, and the results of the measurements to arrive at your assessment on any given day. Your RDN considers the changes in your percentages of body fat and lean muscle mass in each consultation to make sure your program is meeting your personal and particular needs.
Here are some of the measurements and assessments you will find in your BCA report:
• Weight
• Standard Weight
• Lean Body Mass
• Mass of Body Fat
• Soft Lean Mass
• Skeletal Muscle Mass
• Total Body Water
• Protein
• Mineral
• Weight
• Body Mass Index
• Percent Body Fat
• Soft Lean Mass
• Skeletal Muscle Mass
Abdominal Analysis
• Visceral Fat Level
• Visceral Fat Area
• Waist-to-Hip Ratio
• Abdominal Circumference
Edema Assessment
• Extracellular Water/Total Body Water
Energy Expenditure
• Body Cell Mass
• Basal Metabolic Rate
• Total Energy Expenditure
protecting your privacy
Here is our commitment to you: We never, ever, sell or in any other way release your information unless requested by you. (You can view our privacy policy here .) We are a medical professional clinic, and ALL personal health information is encrypted, secured behind firewalls, and compliant with HIPAA regulations. If requested, your DNA sample can also be destroyed after it is tested at the lab.