Calculate your body mass index (BMI) and find out whether you fall in the underweight, normal, overweight or obese range.
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BMI places your weight into broad categories that correlate with health risk at a population level. If your result is outside the normal range, consider it a prompt to discuss your overall health, body composition and habits with a professional rather than a definitive verdict.
Suppose you are 175 cm tall and weigh 75 kg, using metric units.
Result: Your BMI is about 24.5, which falls in the Normal weight category.
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