Weird increase in visceral fat levels!

I know it probably isn’t the most accurate of tests, but I have went to an Inbody body composition test twice during the last 2 years… April 2010 and April 2011. Same place, same machine, similar results except for the visceral fat levels which had suddenly raised a lot after my “crash” (onset of hypothyroidism-like symptoms). In the 2010 test my body fat % was 11,4% and on the 2011 test only 8,4% (too low I know, but I was on a strict candida diet). But what was weird was that my visceral fat levels had risen from +5 to +58,8! That’s a big raise considering the body fat percentage had actually came down. One would think that the body fat % would usually correlate with the visceral fat levels. I have been on a pretty strict low-carb diet since 2007 so the candida diet probably isn’t an answer to this mystery… here’s a scan of the 2 tests:

Any ideas?

Your scans didn’t post

Hmm, they work for me. Just click on the text.

Just went to another test. Still the same story: all the other variables are very same-ish except visceral fat level, which is still +54,8 (last year +58,8 and the year before +5). Under 100 are considered “safe” levels but the increase still puzzles me.