Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

I’m sorry but I would agree this is overweight.

If you think that, you have serious body image issues

It might not be overweight, but it's definitely could lose 15 lbs.

Stay on the subject twiggy, this thread is about what is obese.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For goodness sake, my BMI is 25 and I’m a size 8. What world are people living in?

8 is a 14 of non vanity sizes.

Eating disorder chick is all over this thread

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

I’m sorry but I would agree this is overweight.

If you think that, you have serious body image issues

^^^ this

Not to mention the thread is not about ring overweight it’s about being obese.

Anonymous wrote:Ideal body is 18-22 bmi

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

Yep, healthy for a fat person. Enjoy it because you're on borrowed time.

omg. 26 BMI assuming good diet and exercise is healthy; likely healthier than BMI 20 as you age. I’m 26.5 and my lipids and BP and a1c are perfect and I’m adding weight to my deadlift every month.

It's not a sharp cutoff, but the cutoff for what is considered healthy is 24.9. Of course a body builder will be over that but most of us aren't body builders. Adding weights as you age is just plain smart. It helps fight osteoporosis. However, being a higher BMI brings other risks. You may not see them now, but you will.

Ideal body is 18-22 bmi

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

Umm, only one person in that gallery is muscular. The rest are in fact fat.

I think they're all chubby. I wouldn't say obese though, just fat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

Yep, healthy for a fat person. Enjoy it because you're on borrowed time.

omg. 26 BMI assuming good diet and exercise is healthy; likely healthier than BMI 20 as you age. I’m 26.5 and my lipids and BP and a1c are perfect and I’m adding weight to my deadlift every month.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

Fat, not obese.

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

Yep, healthy for a fat person. Enjoy it because you're on borrowed time.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

I’m sorry but I would agree this is overweight.

she looks extremely fit. get glasses.

I’m 5lbs from BMI 27 and I need to lose 15lbs but I’m not “huge.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

I’m sorry but I would agree this is overweight.

If you think that, you have serious body image issues

It might not be overweight, but it's definitely could lose 15 lbs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m 26 bmi and very healthy.

This me… bmi 26

https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=173&weight=77&age=50

Umm, only one person in that gallery is muscular. The rest are in fact fat.

Anonymous wrote:For goodness sake, my BMI is 25 and I’m a size 8. What world are people living in?

8 is a 14 of non vanity sizes.

For goodness sake, my BMI is 25 and I’m a size 8. What world are people living in?