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    Body Mass Index (BMI) is a calculation using a person's height and weight to determine if they are underweight, a healthy weight, overweight, or obese. It provides a simple numeric measure of thickness or thinness allowing health professionals to discuss weight issues more objectively. BMI was designed as a simple means of classifying average populations and estimating health risks, though it has limitations and individual body composition can vary.

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    Body Mass Index (BMI) is a calculation using a person's height and weight to determine if they are underweight, a healthy weight, overweight, or obese. It provides a simple numeric measure of thickness or thinness allowing health professionals to discuss weight issues more objectively. BMI was designed as a simple means of classifying average populations and estimating health risks, though it has limitations and individual body composition can vary.

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    Body Mass Index (BMI) is a calculation using a person's height and weight to determine if they are underweight, a healthy weight, overweight, or obese. It provides a simple numeric measure of thickness or thinness allowing health professionals to discuss weight issues more objectively. BMI was designed as a simple means of classifying average populations and estimating health risks, though it has limitations and individual body composition can vary.

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    Body Mass Index (BMI) is a calculation using a person's height and weight to determine if they are underweight, a healthy weight, overweight, or obese. It provides a simple numeric measure of thickness or thinness allowing health professionals to discuss weight issues more objectively. BMI was designed as a simple means of classifying average populations and estimating health risks, though it has limitations and individual body composition can vary.

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    Body Mass Index is the latest tool to

    assess the amount of body fatness in a


    person.

    It is a calculation using a person’s height


    and weight

    Health professionals use BMI to


    determine if one is underweight ,a
    healthy weight ,overweight or obese.

    BMI can provide an indication of weight


    categories that could lead to future
    health problems.

    BMI levels are interpreted differently for


    adults and children so different BMI
    calculators are used.
    The body mass index (BMI), or Quetelet index,
    is a value derived from the mass (weight) and
    height of an individual.

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    PHOTO PERSON HEIGHT WEIGH WEIGHT/ BMI Weight status
    [IN T [in HEIGHT2
    meters] KG]

    VISHAL 1.75 42 42/(1.75)2 3.71 underweight

    LAKSHAY 1.80 50 50/(1.80)2 15.43 underweight

    SHUBHAM 1.60 35 35/(1.60)2 13.67 Underweight

    PRAYAG 1.56 60 60/(1.56)2 24.65 overweight

    SHYAM 1.65 40 40/(1.65)2 14.69 underweight


    PHOTO PERSON HEIGHT WEIGH WEIGHT/ BMI Weight status
    [IN T [in HEIGHT2
    meters] KG]

    YATIN 1.85 70 70/(1.85)2 20.45 normal

    RISHAB 1.90 90 90/(1.90)2 24.93 Overweight

    JATIN 1.50 35 35/(1.50)2 15.55 underweight

    ARYAN 1.70 45 45/(1.70)2 15.57 underweight

    SAHIL 1.95 85 85/(1.95)2 22.35 normal


    PHOTO PERSON HEIGHT WEIGHT WEIGHT/ BMI WEIGHT
    [in M] [in KGs] (HEIGHT)2 STATUS

    PRIYA 1.75 80 80/(1.75)2 26.12 OVERWEIGHT

    TANYA 1.45 50 50/(1.45)2 23.78 NORMAL

    SEEMA 1.85 43 43/(1.85)2 12.56 UNDERWEIGHT

    SNEHA 1.50 32 32/(1.50)2 14.22 UNDERWEIGHT

    MEHAK 1.55 90 90/(1.55)2 37.46 OBESE


    PHOTO PERSON HEIGHT WEIGHT WEIGHT/ BMI WEIGHT
    [in [in (HEIGHT)2 STATUS
    meters] kilograms]

    MUSKAN 1.40 75 75/(1.40)2 38.26 OBESE

    ALINA 1.70 62 62/(1.70)2 21.45 NORMAL

    PALAK 1.53 40 40/(1.53)2 17.08 UNDERWEIGHT

    MANSI 1.72 55 55/(1.72)2 18.59 NORMAL

    PURVA 1.64 58 58/(1.64)2 21.56 NORMAL


    Balancing calories in your food

    Healthy eating for a healthy weight

    Do physical activities to maintain your body mass

    Do yoga and exercise

    Go for a walk daily

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