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How to weight for proper BMI

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  1. I have seen tables on the recommended BMI for a certain
    height. My question is, are those weights what you should
    weight with or without cloths? I have been loosing weight
    with diet changes. I weighted 190.5 yesterday. Without
    cloths that figure dropped to 182.5.

    What is the right number to go by?

  2. Danny said:

    I have seen tables on the recommended BMI for a certain
    height. My question is, are those weights what you should
    weight with or without cloths? I have been loosing weight
    with diet changes. I weighted 190.5 yesterday. Without
    cloths that figure dropped to 182.5.

    What is the right number to go by?

    Without clothes.

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    I have seen tables on the recommended BMI for a certain
    height. My question is, are those weights what you should
    weight with or without cloths? I have been loosing weight
    with diet changes. I weighted 190.5 yesterday. Without
    cloths that figure dropped to 182.5.

    What is the right number to go by?

    Without clothing is most appropriate although less practical
    to obtain outside of your own home.

    The BMI (body mass index) is a rough calculation based on
    your height and weight, so the BMI relative to height is
    irrelevant. It's number that stands alone as a rough guide
    to a person's degree of obesity. It's not a perfect
    determination, but it is fairly accurate in most
    circumstances.

    HMc

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