BMI chart for men and women: what your number actually means
The same BMI carries different risk for Indian bodies than for European ones. Here is the chart, both sets of cut-offs, and the honest limits.
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The same BMI carries different risk for Indian bodies than for European ones. Here is the chart, both sets of cut-offs, and the honest limits.
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What the number means, what counts as healthy, why two devices disagree, and how to lower it without losing muscle.
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