BioTrainer visits Dr. Fitness and The Fat Guy
The important distinction between the BioTrainer™ personal exercise monitor and a simple pedometer is that the pedometer is expressly used to measure walking and simply counts the number of steps you take. The BioTrainer is a scientifically proven medical-quality monitor that accurately computes and stores both physical activity and calories burned during all types of “DAILY LIFESTYLE ACTIVITY.” In addition, all data stored can be tracked by using the online BioTrainer Subscription Program™ that gives a detailed ongoing analysis of your results.
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How Does the BioTrainer Work?
The BioTrainertm measures horizontal and vertical body acceleration 40 times per second in a patented microchip developed by a leading medical device manufacturer with a multi-million dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health. For complete information on the clinical studies and the device, please visit our website.
What is BMI ? (Body Mass Index)
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a number calculated from a person’s weight and height. (Source: CDC) BMI provides a reliable indicator of body fatness for most people and is used to screen for weight categories that may lead to health problems. Using the BioTrainer Monitoring Program, information about your height, weight and BMI is stored, so by adding the results shown on your BioTrainer, you can accurately determine if you are losing or gaining weight every day.
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