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BMI Calculator

BMI Calculator
BMI Calculator

BMI is the abbreviation for your Body Mass Index. In order to calculate your BMI, you need to know your height and weight. Knowing your BMI is of particular importance as it not only gives you a Goal Weight range but also divulges whether or not you are at risk for a number of health problems including (but not limited to); high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke and osteoarthritis. The ideal BMI should be between 20 and 25.

Below is a break-down of the BMI categories:

Use the BMI calculator below to see in which category you fall.

Adults
Women
Men
Anorexia< 17.5< 17.5
Underweight< 19.1< 20.7
In normal range19.1 – 25.820.7 – 26.4
Marginally overweight25.8 – 27.326.4 – 27.8
Overweight27.3 – 32.327.8 – 31.1
Very overweight or obese> 32.3> 31.1
Severely obese35 – 4035 – 40
Morbidly obese40 – 5040 – 50
Super obese50 – 6050 – 60

Calculate you body mass index

Body mass index (BMI) is a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to adult men and women.
  • Enter your weight. Ex -> 65 (kg)
  • Enter your Height. Ex -> 158(cm)
  • Click calculate

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