BMI is racist:
Is BMI an appropriate measure of health for everyone?
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The BBC need to stop giving platforms to morons.
It's not racist but it is most certainly outdated.
If they had of focused on how people stay fit they would have made a better point.
If you are simply judging someone's weight divided by his or her height then it's going to be askew especially nowadays.
A lot of body builders and modern sports stars in sports like rugby, American football, baseball, track and field etc... push over 220 pounds and there isn't a pick of fat on them.
They really should be adding other factors. Which I always thought they did. So it's really odd.
I remember a news article from a number of years ago from New Zealand about a rugby player being called obese and the piece slated its shortcomings. It was picked up by some American news sites and they did their own pieces on the same topic.