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How healthy is TSR?

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I came in expecting an article on the detrimental effects of the over-use of internet forums on the health of teenagers... :sad:

Reply 41

Zottula

21.63

Don't even know that that means :s-smilie:

16.12, yikes.

Who gives a feck, BMI is not an indicator of health. You can be optimal BMI and have AIDS

Reply 45

iamnotasealion

17.6? 17.6?!

IT'S-A PIZZA TIME. :woo:

Reply 46

xStaceyy

I'm not posting my BMI on the internets :eek:

Reply 47

Normandy114

27.5 and apparently in the 98th percentile. I doubt that's correct.

Reply 48

JunePlum

BMI = 19.11 :biggrin:

I have a healthy weight, I guess that diet worked.
The last time my doctor checked, I was underweight. :frown:

Reply 49

Nomolos

Don't really agree with BMI as it is skewed for those with a high muscle density/ratio...
If I went by BMI I'd be at 26.2... however, I am most definitely not overweight! (well I may be after that lovely victoria sponge this morning) :colondollar:

Reply 50

a_t

lol at BMI, BMI is ****, mine is 26 and I bet I'm healthier than everyone who's posted on this thread with a lower BMI

muscle > fat

Reply 51

james.h

Pretty much dead on 17. :emo:

I knew this anyway, though.

BMI is not an indicator of health, bodybuilders usually have a high BMI doesn't mean they aren't living healthy. My BMI is 23.1 though.

Reply 54

iainthegreat

BMI isn't a great indicator of how healthy you are, and what weight you should be. For instance I just put Jonny Wilkinson's data into the calculator and they recommend he loses some weight...

Reply 55

~*Horse_Mad*~

Mine is 20.42 - which is apprently very healthy :biggrin:

I've not measured myself in a while so it's probably not entirely accurate, though by the looks of it I have a fair amount of room either way before there'd be an issue - and because I eat very healthily and keep fit I dont see that changing, thank goodness :tongue: