Body Mass Index Print E-mail
The Body Mass Index is a simple indicator of the relationship between your height and your weight. If your BMI is above 25 you are considered overweight and if your BMI is above 30 you are considered obese.

Instructions:
1. Measure your height and weight and enter values
2. Note that the intepretation of the result do not apply to people whith an abnormal muscle mass.


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James said:

I find BMI to be useless, or at least wildly invalid for people that are outside the average stature. I'm 6'5" and with my frame, my natural weight is around 240, and that's with very little body fat.
June 19, 2010

trk said:

it's very easy to ignore, actually. it only accounts for weight and height, with no consideration of what makes up that weight. Body composition is a waaaaaay more important number, but its not so easy to measure.
May 19, 2010

saqib said:

it is very help ful
March 18, 2010

Faraz Ahmed said:

this is the first time i visited your site and found it very helpful. how can one ignored such important part of life that is health.
December 09, 2009

BigD said:

does not account for lean muscle mass.
November 04, 2008


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