How to Interpret an InBody Scan

The Inbody uses bioelectrical impedance to measure your muscle mass, your fat mass, and give you a better understanding of your body composition. Are you gaining muscle? Losing fat? Where are those numbers on the scale coming from?
Learn more about how to interpret the InBody here. www.partnermd.com/blog/how-to...

[@chadbrewer6701]

Okay I can't find the answer online. Is the right side of the body on the sheet my right? Or is it the right side of my body from a trainer's, doc, or scanner's point of view? Basically my point of view or the scanner's?
I ask this because I find it hard to believe my non dominant arm is well outperforming my dominant arm even though it can't lift as much

[@heidigfx]

I tried to make sense of it by twlling myself that i use the non dominant arm more but for activities that don't require dexterity to free my dominant hand to do those things. If the difference is over a pound it might be due to an injury as he mentioned.

[@akkasport15]

I have almost the same results

[@pierremaestri6475]

capa do video n condiz com video