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BMI	What your BMI result indicates
Less than 18.5	UNDERWEIGHT You are *under* optimum weight for your height. You could afford to gain a little weight.
18.5 - 24.9	NORMAL You have a *healthy* weight for your height.
25 - 29.9	OVERWEIGHT You are over optimum weight for your height. You may be facing health problems, which can be reduced by losing some weight.
30 +	OBESE You are over optimum weight for your height. You may be facing health risks - see your doctor to help you achieve a healthier weight.
35 +	SEVERELY OBESE You are *severely* over optimum weight for your height. You may be facing health risks - see your doctor to help you achieve a healthier weight.
40 +	VERY SEVERELY OBESE You are *very severely* over the optimum weight for your height. You may be facing serious health risks - see your doctor to help you achieve a healthier weight.

Please Note: This information is intended to be used as a guide only and is not an authoritative statement. Please consult your family doctor or specialist physician if you have further questions relating to the information provided here.

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