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What is BMI?

BMI stands for Body Mass Index, which is a simple calculation derived from your height and weight.

Why should I measure my BMI?

BMI is inversely related to fitness, meaning that the higher your BMI, the less likely you are to be fit. It is closely linked to body fat and health, and is a great way to check if you are a healthy weight for your height.

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BMI Guide

These ranges are offered as guides. Please keep in mind that you know your body best. NOTE: We recommend that you discuss your weight and body analysis readings with your healthcare provider in order to understand what a healthy range is for you.

	Low	On Target	High
Body Mass Index (BMI)	18.5 or less	18.6–24.9	25 or more
Body Fat	18% or less	18–28%	28.1% or more
Body Water	45% or less	45–60%	66% or more
Bone Mass	6.2% or less	6.2–7%	7.1% or more

	Low	On Target	High
Body Mass Index (BMI)	18.5 or less	18.6–24.9	25 or more
Body Fat	13% or less	13–23%	23.1% or more
Body Water	50% or less	50–65%	65% or more
Bone Mass	7.6% or less	7.6–8.4%	8.5% or more

	Low	On Target	High
Body Mass Index (BMI)	18.5 or less	18.6–24.9	25 or more
Body Fat	19% or less	19–29%	29.1% or more
Body Water	45% or less	45–60%	60% or more
Bone Mass	6% or less	6–6.8%	6.9% or more

	Low	On Target	High
Body Mass Index (BMI)	18.5 or less	18.6–24.9	25 or more
Body Fat	14% or less	14–24%	24.1% or more
Body Water	50% or less	50–65%	65% or more
Bone Mass	7.4% or less	7.4–8.2%	8.3% or more

	Low	On Target	High
Body Mass Index (BMI)	18.5 or less	18.6–24.9	25 or more
Body Fat	20% or less	20–30%	30.1% or more
Body Water	45% or less	45–60%	60% or more
Bone Mass	5.6% or less	5.6–6.4%	6.5% or more

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What is BMI?

Why should I measure my BMI?

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