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Am I alone in thinking BMI is a load of tosh?
I am 5.5 tall and my weight is 10st11lbs. My current BMI is 25.1 after losing 20lbs and though I'm only 2lbs from being in the 'normal' range, I'm still technically 'overweight'.
On the flip side, at 5.5 8stone is still in the 'normal' range. When I was just over that I looked so poorly (there is a pic of me in the before and after at this weight and it's not a good look for my height) - and IMO being that slim is as unhealhty as being overweight.
I just think BMI is misleading - you could be a lat and all muscle and classed overweight!
I know it's a guide and just a number - and it's our health and how we feel that counts, but does anyone agree that the 'healthy normal' range is skewed somewhat?
I am 5.5 tall and my weight is 10st11lbs. My current BMI is 25.1 after losing 20lbs and though I'm only 2lbs from being in the 'normal' range, I'm still technically 'overweight'.
On the flip side, at 5.5 8stone is still in the 'normal' range. When I was just over that I looked so poorly (there is a pic of me in the before and after at this weight and it's not a good look for my height) - and IMO being that slim is as unhealhty as being overweight.
I just think BMI is misleading - you could be a lat and all muscle and classed overweight!
I know it's a guide and just a number - and it's our health and how we feel that counts, but does anyone agree that the 'healthy normal' range is skewed somewhat?