Body Mass Index BMI

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An adult is considered overweight when the body fat content exceeds a certain relative limit, body mass index. Body mass index kg/m2 is calculated weight divided by the square of length, i.e. the length of the meter (in physics the corresponding speed of light c2). It is a pressure, such as in the energy formula E = m c2 of stress or energy formula E = m c2. The mass (m) unit in the body mass index is kg. The normal body mass index is between 19 and 25. Here, without explaining the exceptions to the calculation of the index.

BMI = Mass kg / Length² m

BMI = m / l²

E = m c²

1 - 1,25 - 1,6 - 2

18.5...24.8    -      25...29.9     -      30...34.9     -     35...40

Normal weight - Overweight - Obese Class I- Obese Class II

18.5 x 1.25 / 1,03 = 22.45

                     22.45 x 1.25 /1.03 = 27.2

                                   27.2 x 1.25 /1.03 = 33

                                              33 x 1.25 /1.03 = 40

In relation to the ratio, the speed of light and the length of the body mass index form the area. In other words, to reduce the pressure of the blanket. 1.03 is the friction of static fatigue everywhere.

L = 1.77 m       Kg = 85                =>  85 kg / 1.77² m         = 27.1 kg /m²