Miller:
Typically provides a slightly higher range.
What is My Ideal Weight?
"Ideal weight" is a range that identifies a weight associated with the
lowest health risks based on height and gender. There is no single
"perfect" number, which is why medical professionals use multiple
formulas to provide a healthy spectrum.
Medical Formulas Explained
Robinson Formula: Developed in 1983 to provide a more accurate
estimation for the general population.
Devine Formula: The standard used in clinical settings
for drug dosage calculations since 1974.
Miller Formula: Created in 1983 as a variation of the Robinson
formula, often resulting in slightly different results for taller individuals.
Hamwi Formula: One of the oldest methods (1964), still
used for quick nutritional screenings.
Understanding Your Results: Ideal Weight Calculator
The Ideal Weight Calculator provides valuable insights into your wellness metrics.
Monitoring these numbers is an essential part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
This tool uses established medical formulas to estimate your results based on the inputs provided.
Health & Wellness
Consistent tracking can help you understand trends in your health journey.
While this calculator offers a reliable estimate, individual variations always apply.
Note: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Always consult with a healthcare professional before making significant changes to your diet or exercise routine.
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