In many European medical exams, lung capacity is measured in liters. A healthy adult male might have 6L total lung capacity. An athlete may reach 8L. 11L would be extraordinary—literally "extra quality." So "11L extra quality" could be a goal: a body that functions at peak, above average. Part 2: The Bodycheck – More Than a Physical Exam A proper bodycheck is not just stepping on a scale or getting blood drawn. It is a systematic audit of your physical vessel. Dr. Sommer’s column often provided checklists. Here’s a modern version, inspired by the keyword’s demand for "extra quality." The 11-Station Extra Quality Bodycheck | Station | What to check | Extra Quality Standard | |---------|---------------|------------------------| | 1. Heart | Resting HR, BP, ECG if needed | HR <70 bpm, BP <120/80 | | 2. Lungs | Spirometry, peak flow | FVC > 5L (goal: 11L!) | | 3. Skin | Moles, elasticity, hydration | No atypical lesions | | 4. Gut | Digestion, bloating, regularity | Pain-free, daily cycle | | 5. Muscles | Symmetry, strength, flexibility | No imbalances | | 6. Joints | ROM, pain-free movement | Full range, no clicks | | 7. Blood | CBC, lipids, glucose, vit D | All in optimal 20% range | | 8. Sleep | Duration, depth, apnea risk | 7-9h, >20% deep sleep | | 9. Mind | Stress, anxiety, self-talk | Resilient, positive | | 10. Posture | Standing, sitting, gait | Neutral spine | | 11. Recovery | HRV, soreness, energy | HRV >50ms |
Ask: On a scale of 1-11, how much do I accept my body today? Score 11 only if you say “that’s me” without flinching. bravo dr sommer bodycheck thats me 11l extra quality
This article is your guide to embodying that phrase. It’s time to say Bravo to the health professionals who challenge you, submit to a full , own the results with “that’s me,” and strive for 11L extra quality in every aspect of your physical and mental well-being. Part 1: Who Was Dr. Sommer? The Legacy of Youth Body Awareness To understand the keyword, we must first honor Dr. Sommer – a name that sparked more bodychecks than most clinical practices. In many European medical exams, lung capacity is
