Nomad Fit Lab wants to help you give the gift of good health this holiday season. From now until December 25th we’ll be offering $50 Gift Certificates good for a One-Time DEXA Scan ($54.95 value).

A DEXA scan is a medical imaging procedure used primarily to assess bone density and diagnose conditions such as osteoporosis. Here’s a detailed look at how this crucial scan is performed.

If you're considering getting a DEXA scan, you're making a proactive choice for your health. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get a DEXA scan.

This Black Friday week, Nomad Fit Lab is offering a deal you don’t want to miss: DEXA scans for just $35! Whether you’re looking to track your body composition, set fitness goals, or simply gain insights into your health, this is the perfect opportunity to invest in yourself.

People want to know, what is a DEXA scanner? In the realm of medical diagnostics, a DEXA scanner plays a pivotal role in assessing bone health. Read more to find out how this unique technology works.

Nomad Fit Lab discusses everything you need to know about bone density scans, from what they are to how often you should get one.

If you’ve been hearing more about DEXA scans recently and are curious about what they are, you’re not alone.

A DEXA scan is one of the most accurate ways to measure body composition, and it’s quick and painless . But if it’s your first time, you might be wondering how to prepare and what to expect.

If you’ve heard about DEXA scans but aren’t quite sure what they are or why people get them, you’re in the right place.

Bone density is a term you might hear when discussing overall health, particularly as you age, but what exactly does it mean?

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle goes beyond just stepping on a scale. A DEXA scan (dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry) provides comprehensive insights into your body composition, including accurate measurements of muscle mass and body fat.

If you’ve just completed a DEXA scan, congratulations! You’re one step closer to understanding your body better. However, now comes the important task of interpreting the results.