Fact-check: “In body 370, body composition machines are accurate”
Verdict: Partly True (55% confidence)
Studies of the InBody 370 specifically show small mean differences vs. DXA for body fat percentage (−1.1% ± 2.8%) and high correlations for body mass and fat mass, indicating reasonable group-level accuracy. However, the published literature consistently documents systematic biases, wide individual-level limits of agreement, and sensitivity to hydration status that limit accuracy for individual readings — a 2026 systematic review found BIA devices 'generally performed poorly against the 4C mode…
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