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Body Mass Index

Your Body Mass Index (BMI) is the relationship between your height and your weight.

For example a person measuring 180cm (5'11") weighing 75Kg (165lbs - 11 3/4 stone) has a BMI of 23 which is within the healthy range.

  • BMI of Under 20: Underweight
  • BMI of 20-25: Normal
  • BMI of Over 25: Overweight

 

Sources:

  • UK Food Standards Agency -Height/weight chart - http://www.eatwell.gov.uk/healthydiet/healthyweight/heightweightchart/ - Accessed 15 January 2007
  • Think Metric - Metric Weight/Mass - http://www.thinkmetric.org.uk/mass.html - Accessed 15 January 2007
 

 

 
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