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Does anyone else hate the BMI chart?

ok, I'll put it out there. I'm overweight. I'm 5'4 and weight 225 lbs. So you can I'm fat. Yes I know. It's hard to lose weight when you have two small children and no time. (I know excuses, excuses), but this is what bothers me. According to my BMI I'm considered obese. Ok, how the hell do I obese. ?? I sure do not look it and I'm sure I'm not. I think I really need to review the table IMC how it works because when I was a healthy weight of 180, I say this because I was healthy. I wore a size 16 and only because of my height I was still overweight limit. That was shit. Anyone else sick of that thing?

BMI was not designed to address the individual and based on the statistical classification. that would considered obese by BMI or through body fat analysis. for women with a body fat% above 30 is considered obese. at 5'4 and 225 the fat in your body is probably closer to 45% (+/-)

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