MedGem Resting Metabolic Rate Analysis: 
Included in
Wize Coaching Session
Price: $65.00
2 MedGem RMR tests
$95.00
Why guess when you can measure with the MedGem®?
Measure Metabolism Quickly and Easily, and
Scientifically!
MedGem and BodyGem are innovative new portable, handheld
devices that measure resting metabolism, providing
accurate and scientific measurement of the number of
calories you burn each day while resting. Understanding
your unique metabolism and monitoring changes provides
essential control in managing nutrition, weight and
general fitness. Until now, the most common method of
estimating your metabolic rate was use of a formula
created from research in 1919.
What is Metabolism?
Metabolism is the body's process of combining nutrients with oxygen
to produce the energy, to power our bodies. This energy, measured in
calories, provides fuel for body functions, daily activities and
exercise. Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) is the number of calories the
body needs to maintain basic body function and typically represents
60 to 75 percent of a person's total metabolism. The key to weight
management is balancing calories in with calories out.
Why Measure RMR?
Resting metabolism varies from person-to-person. Current methods
of estimating RMR are inaccurate for many individuals. This leads to
ineffective weight management plans. In addition, each individual's
metabolism will change over time as a result of weight loss, caloric
restriction, age, exercise or change in body composition. Frequent
measurement provides valuable information required to adjust your
health and fitness plans.
Client
Instructions
You can also think
of these pre-measurement conditions as The Rule of 4s: 4 hours
without eating, 4 hours since exercising, 4 hours since other
factors that may increase RMR.
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schedule a MedGem RMR analysis appointment. A new window
will open for you to schedule the appointment. You may
also call us at (570) 857-2273.
For your convenience,
we accept
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