As you can see from the graph above, in this country (UK), the men to women ratio of those who are overweight or obese, they are both around the same with around 24% for men and 24/25% for women
I would be interested to gather similar information for this forum and see how many males and females who are overweight or obese are on here, all you need to do (if you wish to take part) is post in the comments whether you are male or female.
I will run the gathering of information from today (Mon 28 March) to next Friday 8 April
I wish to stress that this is by no means compulsory, and you only need to take part if you wish to
Rob
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Hi Rob, is this based on the standard BMI chart or on the newer version that I have seen? If it is the old one, (19th century) Then I am still obese, soon to be overweight Male, last time I checked
I am within the healthy BMI on both the 'standard' BMI and also the 'new BMI' (which is for taller people). Is that sufficient data for your study? Let me know if you need anything more. I am female.
Hi Rob - I'm female. Obese but ever closer to the BMI of 29.999.
I have previously noticed that this site works especially well for women -any idea why? Not the case with other areas like c25k. I think it's a shame because it is such a helpful resource.
I think men are generally more embarrased and less open! I am generally but it got to the point where I needed help and along with medical help, the moral support here helped too!
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