Having the ideal weight is not just a matter of vanity; the
truth is that the weight is synonymous with health. In case you did not know,
there is a way to know if your weight is for your height and today, in this
article we have called my ideal weight for my height, will explain what that means.
Look, what is the easiest way to determine if you have overweight or obese?
Determining the body mass index
One of the indicators that help to determine if you have the
ideal weight is the Body Mass Index but how to know your BMI. The truth is very
simple, just need two pieces of information about you and be able to develop a
simple mathematical operation.
The BMI is calculated by dividing your weight in kilos by
the square of your height but in meters. To understand better, we will put an
example: You weight 55 kilos and measure about 1.65 mt. Multiply your height (1.65)
by itself to make the square, ie 1.65 x 1.65 = 2.75.
How far, so good? Now take your weight value in our example
is 55 kilos and develops the next operation. Divide your weight by the previous
result, so: 55/2, 75 = 20.
The result of this simple operation is 20, which means that
this is the value of your BMI.
Now we just verify if indeed this value corresponds to which
should be your ideal weight and to this affect an indicator of the World Health
Organization to see if you have an ideal weight for height.
If your BMI corresponds to:
19-24 -Congratulations ! You have an ideal weight.
25-39 -You are on time! You are overweight , you should take
care of your eating habits.
Over 30:Beware ! Possibly you are obese and you have to go
to a specialist to treat you properly .
Beware of the risk factors
Remember that there are thousands of factors that can be
weight gain , food intake with calories and saturated fat , lack of physical
activity or hormonal diseases such as hypothyroidism.
Start with 30 minutes of daily physical activity , do not
stay too long at the computer and try to feed you healthier than the junk food
you put in the shopping market.
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