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Why BMI is Wrong for So Many People

By David Blyweiss, M.D., Advanced Natural Wellness

March 9, 2022

People often worry about their body mass index when they shouldn’t.

Say you’re five feet, eight inches tall and weigh 200 pounds. You’ve got a BMI of 30.4, which says you’re obese.

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If you’re active and well-muscled, you probably aren’t anywhere near obese. But if you’re a couch potato who is out of shape and carrying around a lot of excess fat, well, then the BMI got it right for you.

It works just the opposite, too. Continue reading →

How Do You Know If You’re Fat?

December 26, 2011

By David Blyweiss, M.D.

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  • Why standing on the scale doesn’t cut it anymore
  • Knowing your body’s fat-to-muscle ratio is key
  • How to take your BMI/BAI/BIA readings

As our understanding of obesity and its risks have gotten more sophisticated, our ability to assess body fat relative to our body mass has become more important. Continue reading →