Weight to Height Charts for Men and Women
by Renee Kennedy
charts is from The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (1983 statistics).
These charts are widely used by experts in the medical field.
However, other experts criticize these statistics based on
the fact that the participants in the study were primarily white, middle class people.
Also, the validity of the statistics is questionable due to inconsistent research
methods.
If you do decide to use these tables, use them
with a little common sense - every person is different and weight is greatly
affected by age, musculature, mobility, metabolism and a host of other
factors. (These charts look like they are for young, energetic, active individuals.)
On a more positive note, these charts make for excellent printing on
an 8x11 sheet of paper!
Women
Weight to Height Chart, Women - small frame
Weight to Height Chart, Women - medium frame
Weight to Height Chart, Women - large frame
Men
Weight to Height Chart, Men - small frame
Weight to Height Chart, Men - medium frame
Weight to Height Chart, Men - large frame
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