Huawei Scale 3 PRO

HUAWEI SCALE 3 PRO

Professional 8-electrode smart bodyfat scale

Huawei Scale 3 PRO

HUAWEI Scale 3 PRO Result Analysis​ & Interpretation

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Health index is body mass index, referred to as body mass index, referred to as BMI. It is a standard commonly used in the world to measure the degree of body fat and thin.

 BMI standard 

Light: below 18.5

Standard: 18.5 ~ 24.0

Heavy: 24.0 ~ 28.0

Overweight: over 28.0

 

Body age is the tendency of age, the same body weight, different body fat composition, body age will change. People with more muscle mass and higher basal metabolism will age younger.

 

Visceral fat is a kind of body fat, which is different from subcutaneous fat. It is mainly distributed in the abdomen and surrounds human organs. A certain amount of fat can support, stabilize and protect internal organs.

Grade Range

Standard type: below level 5.0

Healthy type: 5.0~9.9

Alert type: Level 10.0 ~ Level 14.9

Dangerous type: Level 15.0 and above

 

The basal metabolic rate refers to the energy metabolic rate when the human body is awake and extremely quiet, and is not affected by muscle activity, ambient temperature, physical objects and tension.

 

Protein Measurement Protein performs many important functions in the body and is also one of the important components of muscle. Protein has the functions of maintaining body fluid balance and acid balance, as well as detoxification and transportation.

Indicator range

Index range: 10.0%~30.0%

Low: below 16.0%

Standard: 16.1% ~ 20.0%

High: more than 20.1%

 

Bone mineral mass measurement refers to the weight of bone tissue in the body composition and represents the state of bone health. Bone tissue consists of cells, fibers and matrix. The fibers are bone glue fibers, and the matrix contains a large amount of solid inorganic salts.

Indicator range

Index range: 1 kg ~ 4 kg, graduation value 0.1 kg

Human body standard bone mineral content comparison table

Weight

Bone Mineral Content

Weight

Bone Mineral Content

Less than 45kg

1.8kg

Below 60kg

2.5 kg

45kg ~ 60kg

2.2kg

60kg ~ 75kg

2.9kg

More than 60kg

2.5 kg

More than 75kg

3.2kg

 

Muscle mass refers to the weight of muscle in body composition. The higher the muscle mass, the greater the basal metabolic rate, the more calories consumed, and the less likely to gain weight.

Indicator range

 

Below 160cm

160-170cm

More than 170cm

Male

38.5-46.5kg

44-52.4kg

49.4-59.4kg

Female

21.9-34.7kg

32.9-37.5kg

36.5-42.5kg

 

The water content refers to the percentage of water in the body composition to the body weight. Sufficient water can promote metabolism in the body.

Indicator range

Normal range of body water

Female

Male

45——60%

50——-65%

 

Fat rate refers to the percentage of body fat tissue in body weight. High body weight does not mean obesity, but high fat rate is a signal of obesity. The root of weight loss is fat loss.

Indicator range

Male

18-39 years old

5-10%

10-16%

16-21%

21-26%

26% or more

40-59 years old

5-11%

11-17%

17-22%

22-27%

27% or more

Over 60 years old

5-13%

13-19%

19-24%

24-29%

29% or more

Determination

Thin

Standard-

Standard+

Mildly Obese

Severe Obesity

Female

18-39 years old

5-20%

20-27%

27-34%

34-39%

39% or more

40-59 years old

5-21%

21-28%

28-35%

35-40%

More than 40%

Over 60 years old

5-22%

22-29%

29-36%

36-41%

41% or more

Determination

Thin

Standard-

Standard+

Mildly Obese

Severe Obesity

 

Weight Measurement

Indicator range

Index range: 2.5 kg ~ 150 kg

Graduation value: 0.1 kg

 

Heart Rate Measurement

Heart rate refers to the number of heartbeats per minute, generally 60-100 beats per minute in a quiet state. Heart rate can vary among individuals due to age, gender, or other physiological factors. The heart rate of athletes is slower than that of ordinary adults, generally around 50 beats per minute.

 

Skeletal Muscle Mass

Skeletal muscles are attached to bones and are the source of energy for human movement. Muscle volume and weight directly determine the exercise capacity of the human body and play an important role in regulating energy metabolism.