Author Topic: America's obesity problem: A graphical look  (Read 2347 times)

I'm pretty sure the stufftyness of BMI shines like the sun when you get to people who work out a lot. Muscle weighs more than fat, so you might end up with a 6'1" guy who's thin but pretty buff who is overweight according to BMI. I don't consider BMI anymore.
It seems like it'd only work for slightly buff people or slightly overweight people. I don't think such a simple math equation is enough to calculate if you're healthy or not, there are a lot more factors than that.

It seems like it'd only work for slightly buff people or slightly overweight people. I don't think such a simple math equation is enough to calculate if you're healthy or not, there are a lot more factors than that.
Exactly. Things ranging from the way your body is built to how much muscle mass you have, there's just no way BMI could work correctly.

America is so fat it has 3 timezones.

Obesity is the best way to die. Death by delicious food? I am perfectly okay with this.