Forum Miss Bimbo, fashion community / What's you BMI? - What's your BMI?

well BMI never is exact. women with big bust can have big weight but be thin. muscle are very heavy, but looks greate.
BMI can be apply for teens, if they don't grow up anymore.

19.1
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mines 19.5, put on a couple of pounds! used 2 b around 18

21.5 which is great because everyone in my family is so small and skinny and I've been trying soooo hard to get some muscles.

As others have said the BMI is not really that reliable. I do ballet and I'm on my college's track team. Some of the girls in the track team appear to be 'overweight' when they are actually just much more toned and stronger than others; the majority of the girls in ballet and I usually come off as 'underweight' but we all eat healthy and more than 3 times a day, we exercise more than 3 hours each day, and we don't look like skeletons.

We all get physicals regularly and they come back great. Some of us have been working with nutrionists and personal coaches for several years now. We follow strict work-out regimens designed to keep us healthy and in the best physical condition. The results we all get from our BMI couldn't be further from truth.

It really depends on how your body's built, and it is specially inaccurate on younger people.

my BMI is 15.24.
I'm 164cm and 41kg, and have suffered with an eating disorder for 2 and a bit years.
My lowest has been 14.5, and soon hoping to get back to that soon.

23

mines 19.4
so im good
i always thought i was a bit low, but thank god im not

20.12

Mine is 24.  I will blame it on my large boobs.

My BMI is 14.2 wah!  Now I feel too skinny!

"You are seriously overweight for your height
Your BMI is 37.04
If your BMI is between 30 and 39.9 you're obese. This means you're well over the ideal weight for your height. This could cause serious health problems and affect your life expectancy.

Are you eating more than the recommended amount of calories per day? Are you getting enough exercise? Once you gain the confidence to start exercising regularly you'll notice a huge difference.

Speak with your GP for advice if you've tried to lose weight without success.

Top tip
As part of a healthy well-balanced diet, cut down on salt and alcohol. Try to eat more fresh fruit and vegetables. Also, eat smaller portions at mealtimes and avoid snacking between meals."


Thanks for making me depressed, stupid BMI.

Last edited by Mimoze (09-09-2008 04:29)

18.5 ;P
Yah