Body Analysis

This consultation will provide a basic understanding of your physical condition and how to improve your overall health with simple to-do habit and diet changes. Where needed, appropriate nutritional supplements will be recommended to aid the transition.

Physical evaluation includes:
  1. Physique
    • Weight and Height, Body Fat and Visceral Fat, Body Water, Muscle and Bone Mass, Kilo Calories Intake, Basal Metabolic Rate Age
  2. Medical History
  3. Diet and Dietary Needs
Subsequent follow-up consultations will help to instill a daily, weekly or monthly plan in order to help you live a more disciplined, healthy lifestyle. Choose how committed you wish to be at your own pace, and number of follow-up sessions.

Follow-up consultations include:
  • Physique and dietary evaluation
  • Health talks suited to your needs
  • Nutritional products to support your transition
For follow-up please make an appointment.

For interested parties outside Singapore, you may contact me via email or via my mobile phone +65 8358 9451.

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