The device and its software are based on assumptions. Fair enough. It makes for convenient measurement if it works. Does anyone know if some of the more radica

The device and its software are based on assumptions. Fair enough. It makes for convenient measurement if it works. Does anyone know if some of the more radical/fringe diets might break the assumptions of such an approach? For example, the intermittent fasting and keto diets come to mind because they claim to put the body into a state whereby fats are burned "first" or in a manner not normally achieved with "normal" modes of eating.