Personally, I've started over. I'm the type that gets much too stressed and anxious if I have to keep track of everything, including all the numbers and calorie counting and logging, and yes, numbers DO terrify, so today I decided to go back to what feels good and had worked for ME in the past, before I got discouraged and quit, which was MY bad decision. I already know I'm overweight, so no need to confirm it and make myself discouraged or depressed. lol As long as those numbers keep going down on that scale and I know I'm doing my best to eat healthy, I'm happy. No need to stress. The less stressed, the better the outcome. This is not a race. Progress is progress. I'll take what i can get. The idea is to love yourself regardless and enjoy the process, not stress out if the numbers are not what we thought they should have been, like if you wanted to lose three lbs, but only lost one. One is GOOD. It's still going in the right direction, and we need to give our bodies time to adjust to any changes as we go along our journey, at its own comfortable pace. Now, I do have a pedometer. Thought I'd see how that would work and it has motivated me so much. I love it. But I learned real fast, not to overdo, and set myself back weeks! Now, im just going to enjoy the process and not stress. I've got a very long journey, but I'm just going to enjoy each day by knowing I've done, and am doing, my best. I weighed myself today, but won't until I hit June 30th. I just had to get that first figure, so I can see my progress by the end of June. Feels good to know I'm not harming my body with junk food and sweets. I concentrate on just feeling better and doing my best.

😂😂 nope
Not the the bmi in particular.
I watch my weight yes but I try not to weigh too often. It can consume me. No try to eat healthy and go by hiw my clothes are fitting - But pay attention to bmi no

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Be careful not to get too hung up by the numbers. The important thing is feeling better. Let yourself feel good about that. You obviously see opportunity for improvement in your diet. You already see the benefits of regular exercise. Just keep going, keep taking those steps and enjoying the rewards. To me, keeping eyes glued to a scale sucks the joy out of it. 🤷‍♀️

No I dont, but if you are awaiting any sort of surgery they may refuse to do it if your BMI is high.
A number of years ago i was told my BMI was very high and it idicated i was obese. The nurses were baffled. They said looking at me, it was hard go see where i could loose more weight from! (id lost over 2stone). Thankfully my surgery went ahead.

None of my physicians have ever brought it up, and I certainly have not pursued it on my own. I have no idea what my BMI index would be.

But every time I have read anything about the supposed ideal weight for my height, I know that there is NO way that will ever happen!

i stopped bc i realised ive always been fit and it was paranoia

the gym may help shape your body but it won't help much in losing weight. If you're concerned about the bmi, change how you eat. Check out Gina Livy Weight Loss.

Weighing yourself consistently, using scales to track BMI can add more anxiety; in my opinion.

I am doing my best as well. I have cut out eating a lot of sweet stuff including soda.

I don't really pay attention to numbers, but I'm eating less now to reduce weight. 🤔

Occasionally. But mostly I just try to keep my weight down. I weigh myself perhaps once a month or less often. According to the NHS UK BMI calculator I am on the upper edge of the healthy weight range. That feels about right to me, I have a bit more belly than I like and I feel happier when I am a little lighter, so I just try to keep my portion sizes down.

I do. My BMI is 19.37.

Not extremely, I just stick to a regular gym habit and monitor my calories which I find most helpful.

A little bit

Mine is extremely obese also 35.2

No I dont pay any attention the body mass index says im over weight cause I'm so big I'm 6'5 272 pounds but i workout 4 times a week I'm very fit

Mine is 23 and I dont work out at a gym. My hub works out at a gym and his bmi is 31.
So he's trying the keto diet to lose weight and likes it.

To an extent. It's not the best measuring tool because I don't think it accounts enough for muscle mass.

Those charts are only accurate for mannequins.

Fortunately my GP did. Thus I avoided Type 2 Diabetes.

It’s too high. Other than that, no.

Body Mishap Index, I’m pretty high up on those

I have Lescale and it tells me everything -weight, bmi, fat % so much more including body age

I do. I constantly make sure that I don't exceed a certain weight.

My coach/training team did when I was playing but not now

Nah. It's not an accurate metric for people who have a lot of muscle