Does this scale gives a metabolic age higher than age 50?
1030591
No, the maximum metabolic age calculating is 50. Check out the Tanita Ironman BC-350, it has a maximum age calculation of 90.
2263591
I think it does because it measured the same % as when my personal trainer measured it. This is the one of the reasons why I bought it. I'm no longer paying for a trainer & wanted to be able to keep track of my body fat% & muscle mass. I hope my info helped.
971595
Hi there, from a personal experience from going 230 to 175 here is what I can tell you. It can all depend on a few things. One is your diet, two is how consistently you exercise, three your supplement intake. Supplement would consist of products like this (although did not help me) plus fish oil and etc.
1227655
Yes it does. You enter your age etc and then when you weigh in it shows the previous weigh in and the new one.
1660113
My answer would be a big YES... it seems very accurate and I often compare it to the one my Step-mom uses daily at her Hospital job.It's consistant within 2 or 3 percent. My husband and I are in our late 50's and we both use it once every morning...again after our daily workout at the Gym...and again a few hours after the Gym workouts. six times a day and it has never failed to give good solid readings.
766427
Yes it does tell you your "true" age based on the scales physical results for you. For instance, my fiance is 27 and his age on the scale is 50, not good. The higher the body fat and less muscle in lbs, the more your body is older than calendar years.
1105793
Not that I know of. I was able to return this scale. It's the worst one 've ever owned. It wasn't accurate at all after a couple of months.
824835
I have only had mine for a few months, so cannot answer your 3 year question. At this point in time, I LOVE my scale!!
1184946
not sure what you mean by metabolism. But if you are asking whether it tracks calories burned - then yes. And it does it two ways. First it has a baseline that is determined by the height and weight information that you enter. And then, when you take your heart rate - it will calculate the calories based upon that for a time period (not sure how long it takes to go back to the baseline). It's the only one I found in this price range that does that.
540317
It uses age to calculate body fat percentage, bone density, water percentage, and muscle percentage. Those are the four calcs it gives besides weight.
1058882
I have used it on my daughter and usually she is .08 or higher, and she has been at 0.00. There hasn't been any in betweens because she's usually really drunk or not drinking. It's been very accurate so far.
2259723
My husband uses it moe frequently than I do and it seems to wait for him to settle. We use the talking mode. Basically we tap with one foot, the voice prompts "ok, ready " then there is time to step on slowly, a wait time of a few more seconds to settle, then a voice reading of current weight, and once off she says "good-bye"... I think it would be an excellent scale for someone slowed by age.
1603702
I am not a physician but 78-80 would "normal" at rest for an adult; lower if you're highly trained. I would just count it manually and compare. Mine is accurate as far as I can tell.
921500
Interesting question, as I just came from the Phycox MAX page after reading that description carefully. I don't know why they aren't more clear about it on the product page, but the MAX formula appears to be for older obese dogs with potentially diabetes issues. I quote: "Improved weight loss in aging dogs", "Improved control of blood glucose levels", "Phycox MAX 3X addresses concerns with heart health, obesity, blood glucose levels...". I've been using this regular Phycox for several years now after my older female dog (not obese) began having hip problems, and it's been like a miracle drug, so I'm sticking to it. Interesting question, as I just came from the Phycox MAX page after reading that description carefully. I don't know why they aren't more clear about it on the product page, but the MAX formula appears to be for older obese dogs with potentially diabetes issues. I quote: "Improved weight loss in aging dogs", "Improved control of blood glucose levels", "Phycox MAX 3X addresses concerns with heart health, obesity, blood glucose levels...". I've been using this regular Phycox for several years now after my older female dog (not obese) began having hip problems,... » Read More Interesting question, as I just came from the Phycox MAX page after reading that description carefully. I don't know why they aren't more clear about it on the product page, but the MAX formula appears to be for older obese dogs with potentially diabetes issues. I quote: "Improved weight loss in aging dogs", "Improved control of blood glucose levels", "Phycox MAX 3X addresses concerns with heart health, obesity, blood glucose levels...". I've been using this regular Phycox for several years now after my older female dog (not obese) began having hip problems, and it's been like a miracle drug, so I'm sticking to it. « Show Less
394126
The scale reads up to 50 lbs. I believe it will gradually increase as the weight is increased.
37397
I had the same problem - stuck at 50! I called Tanita and they told me metabolic age was tied to body fat percentage. When mine finally dropped below 24%, my metabolic age started slowly falling through the 40's. I'm not sure what the body fat percentage threshold may be for a woman but I suspect this is the situation for you as well.
2171432
Yes, it has a setup menu to input your gender, age and weight to measure as accurate as possible your data.