am i overweight?!
Question: i am 5"2 and weigh 131
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Heck no..
Don't buy into the stereotype that you have to be as thin as a sheet of paper, If you're relatively healthy and happy don't worry about it. If people judge you over a couple of pounds one way or the other you shouldn't really care about their opinion anyway.
When you look down and you can't see your feet, you may be overweight.
When you have to butter up your sides to fit through doors you may be overweight.
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Check your BMI
http://www.jimmyr.com/lose_weight.php
nope, your BMI is 24
no
not always sometimes you can be really tall or something i would see a nutritionist or a doctor
no your bmi is 24
If so, only slightly. Don't worry about such trifles. Are you feeling good? Flexible, good digestion, able to do the things you want to do? Then forgt it!
no
lol, no your not fat, try being 5'2" and 185 pounds, thats overweight!
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me
No u are not
well its always good to think positive so i say no.b/c some times i think im fat but every one else says "no your fine stop worrying"so i say no.
no
not really.and what if so?don't feel down for your outlook.inside is important.
I'm 5'2" and weighed 127 and asked my doctor about weight. He said you're not considered overweight until you weigh 137. I still felt "plump" so I decided to diet and lost 7 pounds. That little bit made a big difference in the way I feel about myself.
nope. you are the perfect weight for your height.
Medical Recommendation for people of your height suggests that you fall between the range of 103-136 lbs and considered healthy. Your current Body Mass Index (BMI) is 24.1 and that's considered normal.
My advice to you: It is a very good things to want to be healthy. This includes proper diet and exercise. You seem very much to care about your appearance as we all should. Exercise regularly and eat foods that would help you to maintain a proper BMI level. And remember, ALWAYS feel good about yourself!
Stay Healthy.
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http://www.halls.md/ideal-weight/body.htm
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