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Now, are you one of those who’ve managed to avoid the dreaded Middle Aged Spread? If so, well done, but you may want to listen closely to the following story. Italian scientists say millions of middle-aged adults who believe they’re a healthy weight may in fact be obese. The scientists reached this conclusion after they looked at people’s Body Fat Percentage instead of calculating their Body Mass Index, or BMI, a measure that’s commonly used to determine if people are over-weight. Phillip Rocksby is our health reporter and told us more about the study.
BMI, Body Mass Index, is the standard we have of measuring how healthy people are, whether they’re healthy weight, over-weight or obese, but it’s quite, it’s quite a broad-brush thing, and it doesn’t pick up, doesn’t pick up, doesn’t know the difference between fat, and muscle and bones. So if you’re a very muscley person like a bodybuilder, you seem to be a bit obese when acutally you might be quite fit. So this time researchers scanned thousands of people instead, looking at how much body fat was in somebody’s body, a percentage. And they found that, they actually found a lot more people were obese than the standard method of finding out, and so they’re warning that BMI on its own isn’t really a great method. And we know that because previously studies have also said it’s it’s quite broad-brush; it doesn’t really work very well. So they’re saying, you know, always think of other things you can do to find out if people are obese.
And they’re saying that potentially there could be millions of people who think that they’re not obese who actually are. And why is it important to find out if you’re obese?
Well, obesity is a chronic disease…
Challenge yourself for the rest of the story, will yah?
Pan.
2024年5月18日