Oh bro!
I'm all over this one!
So this is a scan that works by sending electrical signals throughout your body to read your body's composition.
It works by measuring the amount of impedance that the signals encounter.
These types of scans still have to have base lines human bodies to have a reference point.
These base lines were measured from human cadavers.
Bodybuilders were not amongst them nor were Athletes.
Because you have much much more muscle on your body than normal, due to the scan encountering with the electrical sugnal your extra muscle mass is measured as fat because there is no base line reference for extra muscle mass in the calculation equation.
So this is completely inaccurate for a mass freak like you brother.
A Dexa scan is accurate.
You can get these done at medical imaging.
The first image is my Dexa a few years ago.
Lean mass is the amount of muscle tissue that you have on your body.
I'm 6kgs less muscle than that scan atm.
The second image is another Dexa scan 15 years ago at my peak, compare the outline of my body! 114kgs @ 10% on that one.
The third one is a recent one on an electrical impedance scale like the one that you used.
As you can see I'm 30% bodyfat with Abs lol & I'm 7 years older than I should be because the scales say I'm fat bastard

Strong Workout Brother!



️
@fillocalves
@Tomandjerry
@Allupfromhere
@Chewedsleek
@gar71
@Kopite67
@Grumpy1
@MUSTANG_18
@Pigsy
@Ratatata