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Yeah, tell that to a bunch of bodybuilders. I'm sure those pencil pushers will get a nice welcome surprise from them.
don't worry. I'm sure your BMI will be pretty accurate about you
Yeah, tell that to a bunch of bodybuilders. I'm sure those pencil pushers will get a nice welcome surprise from them.
don't worry. I'm sure your BMI will be pretty accurate about you
i think bmis were made by the pro ana(which i hate) community and should NEVER be used in a medical way
22.3kg/m squared here.
66", 138lbs. 28" waist.
What do you do when it's windy outside???? j/k
I would be considered obese by BMI scales I am a 32.......and I have a 34" waist
Good question.
Why do I walk around in -10C with no jackets, while everyone else is silvering and usually have thick winter coats? :shrug:
The BMI is used as a medical measurement, but it exploited by people on those sites you mentioned. You're also right that the BMI should not be used. They are highly inaccurate for a lot of people.
It's illegal to be overweight in japan. They don't seem to make a big fuss. Tell americans that they are taking more than they deserve, and everyone freaks out. We're using too much oil and eating too much food. Cut back a little. I mean, come on!
How do they enforce and monitor that?It's illegal to be overweight in japan. They don't seem to make a big fuss....
How do they enforce and monitor that?
That's what I was wondering.And do Sumo wrestlers get an exemption.....lol
That's what I was wondering.
Also, what about pregnant ladies? I read that the Japanese use waistline measurements only to determine "overweight."
Yeah I saw that too......over 33.5 inch waist is fat for men.......So I am obese in Japan too.....
Womens waists can be 35 or so....... I guess is to prevent domestic violence when the "does this dress make me look fat" question comes up..... lol