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  • Want to find out if you are overweight?

    Your BMI score is what healthcare professionals use to check whether your weight is within a healthy range.

    To find out what your own BMI is, tell our app your height and weight and it will calculate your score. It will also let you know if you are overweight and work out your ideal weight range.

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  • Your BMI results

  • You told us you are {Height:6}cm tall and weigh {Weight:7}kg. Using these figures your results are:

  • You told us you are {Height:9}ft {Height:10}in tall and weigh {Weight:11}lbs. Using these figures your results are:

  • You told us you are {Height:9}ft {Height:10}in tall and weigh {Weight:15}st {Weight:17}lbs. Using these figures your results are:

  • Results explainer

    Your standard BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests your weight is within a healthy range.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are overweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are very obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are extremely obese.

  • Results explainer

    Your standard BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests your weight is within a healthy range.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are overweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are very obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are extremely obese.

  • Results explainer

    Your standard BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are underweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests your weight is within a healthy range.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are overweight.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are very obese.

  • Your new BMI score suggests you are extremely obese.

  • Whether using the the standard or new BMI results, you should aim for a BMI of between 18.5 and 25.

    Standard BMI vs New BMI

    The most common method used by medical practitioners to decide whether you are overweight is the standard Body Mass Index. This decides whether your weight is healthy for your height.

    The standard Body Mass Index has some disadvantages, in particular it's not very accurate for people who are very short or very tall. The new Body Mass Index calculation aims to solve this problem.

  • Your ideal weight

    According to the new BMI score your ideal weight should be within the following range:

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BMIClassification
< 18.5Underweight
18.5 – 24.9Healthy weight
25 – 29.9Overweight
30 – 34.9Obese
35 – 39.9Very obese
40 +Extremely obese

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