Metric formula
BMI = weight (kg) / height (m)^2. For example, if someone weighs 68 kg and is 1.72 m tall, the BMI is 68 / 1.72^2.
How-To Guide
BMI is a fast screening ratio based on weight and height. The arithmetic is easy, but the result should be interpreted alongside other health markers rather than in isolation.
BMI = weight (kg) / height (m)^2. For example, if someone weighs 68 kg and is 1.72 m tall, the BMI is 68 / 1.72^2.
BMI = weight (lb) x 703 / height (in)^2. If height is split into feet and inches, convert it to total inches first.
BMI is useful for a quick screen, but it does not capture everything about body composition or overall health.
No. BMI is only one screening signal and should be read with other measures such as blood pressure, body fat, and lifestyle patterns.
Not directly. Convert centimeters to meters first, then square the height value.
Not always. Higher muscle mass can push BMI upward even when body fat is not high.
Switch between metric and imperial units, then check BMI, category, and healthy weight range in one place.
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