Is this a normal weight? Overweight? Underweight? be honest please!?!
Question: I am about 5feet and 8inches and i weight about 151pounds or about ten stones( i think haha) is this a healthy weight? im not really sure...
Answers: I am about 5feet and 8inches and i weight about 151pounds or about ten stones( i think haha) is this a healthy weight? im not really sure...
This is a good weight for you at your height. All too often , you will see girls that are tall and they want to weight 120 lbs, which is ridiculous. . .They don't even have a shape and look like a pencil. I work with a girl that looks that way and I call her Q-tip. Your weight is just fine. . .
It sounds fine - it depends on how you feel, how you think you look in your clothes, and what your body fat percentage is. I think it sounds quite healthy, though.
normal
i was thinking in my head that u should be in the 140s (based on some ppl i knew), turns out im right (well according to this site: http://www.disabled-world.com/artman/pub... depends though on how much muscle you have... DONT freak, ur still in a normal range:) try this: http://home.fuse.net/clymer/bmi/
for a male it is underweight slightly and a female overweight sightly
There's actually a formula to calculate this. If I'm correct you're at the near the upper limit for being considered normal weight. Meaning you're almost borderline overweight.
Check by yourself on body-mass index calculator
http://www.best-fat-burn-strategies.com/...
You sound normal
actually isn't that more like 11/12 stones. b ut you sound normal
Your BMI: 23 (Normal for both Male & Female)
The body-mass index (BMI) is calculated by dividing your weight (in kg) by the square of your height (in meters). A BMI greater than 25 may indicate that you are overweight, while a BMI greater than 30 generally indicates obesity.
A BMI of 27.8 for men and 27.3 for women is the cutoff point for obesity used in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES II). The National Academy of Sciences' diet and health report suggests the following normal BMI ranges: