New BMI calculator formula !!
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mamapeach910 wrote: »blktngldhrt wrote: »Apparently I can weigh 98lbs and be considered healthy. I would look like death.
I was just going to post this. I was still in shock from that bit of news. I realize some people have much smaller frames, but I just can't imagine. I just met my trainer's fiancee this morning. She's my height and she is a tiny tiny thing. She weighs 118.
I know! It seems crazy. I looked too thin at 112 in high school. I do have a bigger frame..but still.0 -
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blktngldhrt wrote: »Apparently I can weigh 98lbs and be considered healthy. I would look like death.
Doesn't consider your frame size tho is it's petite then you're looking at the lower end of healthy, medium middle and larger higher end0 -
Yay, still obese. Shocker.0
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Everyone different tho! That's while the healthy zone just pick what you like I could weight as little as 98 but I'm still set on 118 I used to be that size at my healthiest and had curves ect.0
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Smiley_Emi123 wrote: »blktngldhrt wrote: »Apparently I can weigh 98lbs and be considered healthy. I would look like death.
Doesn't consider your frame size tho is it's petite then you're looking at the lower end of healthy, medium middle and larger higher end
I understand that. Even so, seeing 97.8lbs is a shocker.0 -
spoonyspork wrote: »Only thing this does is put me from right at 25 BMI (overweight) to 24.8 (healthy)
I still have a bit of a 'pooch' to lose, but was already planning to lose ~10 more lbs then start toning a bit with my final weight being right around where I am now... partly because I'm at my goal size, and partly because I like where maintenance would likely be at this weight. I guess this could make me feel a bit better mentally about that? IDK.
That's awesome!! Good for you I can't wait to be there !!0 -
I'm 5'10, and it says my BMI is now 26.42 as opposed to 27.10
Still overweight, but by 10lbs instead of 15. Minimal difference really even though I'm tall. I'll keep using the old standard0 -
TimothyFish wrote: »this BMI calculator stinks. Not widely used it seems.
Nothing is ever adopted quickly, but it does seem more consistent with my previous results. What I thought was my ideal weight in the past and my current goal weight is smack dab in the middle the "normal" range with the new calculator, but it was near the top the normal range on the old calculator.
I agree. I was close to healthy with the old one and now at 26 and some there's some very obvious unhealthy and larger amounts of fat on my body left. I'm very short and always doubted my BMI now I see it much more consistent with where I am and where I'm going !
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19.69 to 19.77.
Not much of a shocker. Anyone of average height isn't going to see much of a change.0 -
1. Not new. Jan 2013
2. Not adopted by health care professionals
3. Not published in any journal or peer reviewed
4. Not new on the MFP forums:
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/858853/new-bmi-formula-good-news-for-some
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1449735/theres-a-new-bmi-calculation-in-town-1-3-w-h-2-5-1 -
Yikes...that's a sad calculator for shorties. Oh well, even the "old" bmi method was unkind to me since I'm more...solid lol.0
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30.28 to 30.4. Meh. I'm still two pounds or so away from overweight.0
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30.9 to 31.4. I just died. I was close enough to being overweight. Still obese anyway but naah I can do it.0
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Oh dear not this old thing again. Remember this doesn't take into account how much muscle mass you have so you can appear to me grossly overweight when in fact it is muscle0
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rosnigetsfit wrote: »30.9 to 31.4. I just died. I was close enough to being overweight. Still obese anyway but naah I can do it.
That's my attitude too !Oh dear not this old thing again. Remember this doesn't take into account how much muscle mass you have so you can appear to me grossly overweight when in fact it is muscle
Definitely agree. It does give a good estimate for average non athletic individuals0 -
britishbroccoli wrote: »1. Not new. Jan 2013
2. Not adopted by health care professionals
3. Not published in any journal or peer reviewed
4. Not new on the MFP forums:
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/858853/new-bmi-formula-good-news-for-some
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1449735/theres-a-new-bmi-calculation-in-town-1-3-w-h-2-5
Lol I see it's been a year and a half apparently the news are bored so they're bringing it up again ?0 -
I didnt even move a single point.0
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blktngldhrt wrote: »Apparently I can weigh 98lbs and be considered healthy. I would look like death.
Likewise, except mine says I can weigh 79 lbs. I understand I'm short, but I literally did look like death when I weighed so little0
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