gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 Named after two doctors yagnik from India and Yudkin both have identical body mass index (BMI) of 22 but on x-ray absorptiometry used to detect fat component in individuals yagnik has far more body fat than Yudkin Thus Yagnik is more risk for coronary heart disease than Yudkin So BMI is poor indicator of health the person can look thin but still may have more fat percentage in the body and has more risk of heart disease and obesity ,diabetes etc Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 Bmi is not a good measure, indians will have less bmi than Europeans because shitty diet and lifestyle which leads to having less muscle mass.my bmi is 26 and a bit but that's because I have more muscle mass,but it's overweight according to bmi index .i look slimmer than people with less bmi than 24 with jelly bellies. 1 Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 I don't think he has 9% bodyfat ,it's bodybuilders in season level of bodyfat. 20% is not that high .but fit makes usually have sub 20% bodyfat and fit females have sub 25% bodyfat. 1 Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 1 minute ago, Teluguredu said: I don't think he has 9% bodyfat ,it's bodybuilders in season level of bodyfat. It is from lancet , it is published article Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, Teluguredu said: Bmi is not a good measure, indians will have less bmi than Europeans because shitty diet and lifestyle which leads to having less muscle mass.my bmi is 26 and a bit but that's because I have more muscle mass,but it's overweight according to bmi index .i look slimmer than people with less bmi than 24 with jelly bellies. That's the whole point that is why we measure waist to hip ratio in our hospital which is very good indicator atleast better than BMI Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 1 minute ago, gothamprince said: It is from lancet , it is published article He looks pretty old to be having 9% bodyfat ,even if you assume has 9% bodyfat ,it's not even healthy. recommended level of body fat for males over 40 starts from 11% to 22%. So the article is wrong either way. Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, Teluguredu said: I don't think he has 9% bodyfat ,it's bodybuilders in season level of bodyfat. Dude he is a doctor and a marathon runner, do you know how much aerobic exercise a doctor does ,just his rounds in the hospital is sufficient to be honest Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, Teluguredu said: He looks pretty old to be having 9% bodyfat ,even if you assume has 9% bodyfat ,it's not even healthy. recommended level of body fat for males over 40 starts from 11% to 22%. So the article is wrong either way. You don't teach a doctor what is right and wrong , this is the best scientific journal in medicine just learn from it and move on , what do you know about human body Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 2 minutes ago, gothamprince said: That's the whole point that is why we measure waist to hip ratio in our hospital which is very good indicator atleast better than BMI Even waist to hip ratio can be misled because of varying bone structure.but is a better indicator than bmi Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 6 minutes ago, gothamprince said: Dude he is a doctor and a marathon runner, do you know how much aerobic exercise a doctor does ,just his rounds in the hospital is sufficient to be honest 9% can't be achieved at his age unless he is aiming for a bodybuilding competition or some CrossFit guy. Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, Teluguredu said: Even waist to hip ratio can be misled because of varying bone structure.but is a better indicator than bmi It's the best physical examination available to date for assessment of fat percentage Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, gothamprince said: You don't teach a doctor what is right and wrong , this is the best scientific journal in medicine just learn from it and move on , what do you know about human body I know somethings about human body as I am into fitness. Do you even know about 9% bodyfat looks like?bodybuilders at their peak have sub 10% bodyfat. Even actors with six pack have higher than 10% bodyfat. 1 Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, Teluguredu said: 9% can't be achieved at his age unless he is aiming for a bodybuilding competition or some CrossFit guy. Dude you are not a doctor and don't comment on what you don't know leave it for us the doctors to decide This is one of the best medical journal just google about lancet 1 Quote
gothamprince Posted December 21, 2024 Author Report Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, Teluguredu said: I know somethings about human body as I am into fitness. Do you even know about 9% bodyfat looks like?bodybuilders at their peak have sub 10% bodyfat. Even actors with six pack have higher than 10% bodyfat. Lol you know nothing about human body , into bodybuilding doesn't equate to a degree in medicine , don't expose your stupidity here Quote
Teluguredu Posted December 21, 2024 Report Posted December 21, 2024 1 minute ago, gothamprince said: It's the best physical examination available to date for assessment of fat percentage Whr is most efficient to measure health of a person but not the best physical way for fat percentage Skinfold Calipers are usually used in fitness .you can't measure fat in other areas using whr.but problem with calipers is they can't measure visceral fat,but it's okay in fitness as most people don't carry much visceral fat. 1 Quote
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