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I'll stick with BMI thank you. 3 links in I can't find the definition underpants Dec 29 #1
Here's the links to the BRI and BMI calculators. sinkingfeeling Dec 29 #3
Okay. I stay at 220 for the BMI underpants Dec 29 #8
Starts with demographics. sinkingfeeling Dec 29 #15
Both of these say I'm fat. Kida sucks. n/t SpankMe Dec 29 #25
Uh huh. Why do smell the whiff of big pharma around the edges? I love when they do this. It's not the first time Vinca Dec 29 #2
Exactly. Maybe someday the focus can embrace lifestyle changes like nutrition, exercise and stress management. TheRickles Dec 29 #6
The Trump admin is all about the new weight loss drugs. yardwork Dec 29 #9
Has RFKjr seen Trump? NotHardly Dec 29 #10
I can't explain it either. yardwork Dec 29 #13
This has been known for years NickB79 Dec 29 #11
What that weird drug does to people really creeps me out. ananda Dec 29 #17
Some of the effects now being slightlv Dec 29 #21
Insurance companies Old Crank Dec 30 #35
Few of us meet the ever-changing standards, but here we are. Living and breathing. I'm about to turn 77. Vinca Dec 30 #36
75 in March Old Crank Dec 30 #38
(Warning: Ranty) Fat people being unhealthy is not universal any more than Bettie Dec 30 #43
In ten years most of us will be on ozempic diets thought crime Wednesday #45
BMI is junk science angrychair Dec 29 #4
I agree. Americanme Dec 29 #12
sounds like you are doing great Skittles Dec 30 #44
The correlation between obesity and health issues is unquestionable NickB79 Dec 29 #14
i'm 6'2", 265 lbs and 14% body fat. According to BMI, I am obese. AZLD4Candidate Dec 29 #24
And they're also at risk of many of the same health problems NickB79 Dec 30 #41
Well, Just Change back to the old definition! raccoon Dec 29 #5
Move More OC375 Dec 29 #7
Move more and eat less FakeNoose Dec 29 #23
So with such statistics the logical approach would be for the gov to have a plan to combat it. twodogsbarking Dec 29 #16
Arnold in his is prime would have been morbidly obese according to doc03 Dec 29 #18
Stop the testing JoseBalow Dec 29 #19
6'-5" @ 219 lbs coming from a loudmouth soon yonder Dec 29 #20
BMI also isn't a very good health indicator for some ethnic groups fujiyamasan Dec 29 #22
Bingo. Visceral fat is the killer. Belly fat. LiberalArkie Dec 30 #32
so - you redefine 'obesity' to the point where it becomes an irrelevance - and people stopdiggin Dec 29 #26
Too much unhealthy, processed food is marketed at us everywhere we turn. Diamond_Dog Dec 29 #27
This is correct oswaldactedalone Dec 29 #28
This makes sense gristy Dec 30 #31
In a nutshell oswaldactedalone Dec 30 #39
Who is going to tell Chump BidenRocks Dec 29 #29
It just told me the old joke "One at a time on the scale". chouchou Dec 30 #30
I'm not fat. I'm what they call a "bear". QueerDuck Dec 30 #33
I'd be a stick figure if I followed the BRI debsy Dec 30 #34
BMI / Height for obesity has its flaws. Old Crank Dec 30 #37
I started intermittent fasting last May Tree Lady Dec 30 #40
Anyone with a gut is going to be obese under BRI. maxsolomon Dec 30 #42
The American diet doesn't help. Aussie105 Wednesday #46
Restrict diet soda, skim milk, seed oils, salt, processed food, fruit juice, fake meat GreatGazoo Thursday #47
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