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2nd May 2010, 08:36 PM #1
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5th May 2010, 04:06 PM #2
I read that article, and a few others, then I bought the book by John Gabriel (many chapters of which need to be taken with a helping of salt). Fascinating stuff. Makes me wish I studied bio-chem at school. One of my workmates did study bio-chem; funny that he has a BMI considerably lower than I.
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5th May 2010, 06:48 PM #3
BMI's are funny things, I'm apparently quite obese, (along with all rugby forwards)
Would that be celtic sea salt, or iodised, anticaked table salt?Mick
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25th May 2010, 04:35 PM #4Hewer of wood
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AFAIK BMI's were first calculated by actuaries, not medical personnel, for the purpose of calculating life insurance risks.
Just as an aside, when I was sent down to the gym by my phsyio for workouts for lower back pain, they did a general fitness check, inc BMI.
Seems I was in Olympic athlete classCheers, Ern
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