Look up "BMI" on the internet. These are healthy weight RANGES based on height. they will ask you what you weight now along with your height. Then you should see a number between 19 and 24...under or over is not healthy. You can also get this calculated if you join Weight Watchers or with your Dr. Blessings!
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There may be an 'average' worldwide weight, if such statistics were kept irrespective of age group (child or adult), but there is no particular weight, or ideal weight, or perfect weight, for either a young human male or an adult human male. Weight is related to height and body composition. In any event, what counts more than body weight is body fat percentage.An "average" weight depends on many factors, including bone structure.The recommended weights are usually less than actual weights. Although the "healthy" weight is often thought of as synonymous with the "recommended" weight given on charts, differences in bone structure, ethnicity, and race do affect the average healthy and/or recommended weights.Per studies in which males' heights were actually measured in various countries, weights could vary from 140s to over 200 pounds. Thinner men might average between 123 to 150. Heavier men could average from over 200 pounds to 300 pounds or more.For more information, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
The average height for women in the year 1900 was a little over five feet tall. The average height for men during that time was five foot six inches.
According to the growth chart at http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/growth/growth/growth_charts.html (downloadable) average height is around 145cm, or 57''. That's just over four and a half feet. Remember, this is just an average - height varies depending on weight and genetics, and children have growth spurts at different times - if your child is unusually tall or short for his age, that doesn't necessarily mean he'll always be tall or short. I'm 5'4 and I'm 11..... and a boy.
For men overweight is 5% over their ideal weight for their height and it is over 13% the ideal weight in women.
Height Weight Chart are for Adults not for kids. Paediatricians and other medical professionals use growth charts to monitor a child's development over time. These growth charts used to check on the growth of the kids are also referred to as the βroad-to-health" chart. A newborn male baby weighs typically between 3.3 to 3.4 kg (7pounds 8 ounces) and 50cm (19.8 Inches) in length. Until they are three months old, the majority of newborns will acquire an ounce each day. Take a look at the Weight and Growth chart for a better understanding. sprintmedical.in/blog/weight-and-growth-chart-for-kids
It depends on the height and age of the member.
I'm the same here, and I'm 5'1. Try looking at an online chart comparing height to weight instead of age to weight, since many kids grow differently.
At 45, 130 to 160 pounds is OK. Over 170 is not.
Measure your height and weight and then find a Body Mass Index chart online. That should tell you more accurately than someone just telling you. Hope that helped!:)
that is very over weight but it depends on ur height
You need a longer question. Boy? Girl? Height? This depends on you height and sex.
It depends on your height and body structure everyone varies. Whats healthy for one women may not be for another women. Speak to your doctor about your specific body frame and speak to a nutritionist as well.
Depends if you are a man or woman. With a man it might be a little bit over weight. If you are a woman it is probably over weight unles you are curvy.
Look up "BMI" on the internet. These are healthy weight RANGES based on height. they will ask you what you weight now along with your height. Then you should see a number between 19 and 24...under or over is not healthy. You can also get this calculated if you join Weight Watchers or with your Dr. Blessings!
No. Your fine as you are at that weight. But it isn't really about age with weight, its about your height with your weight.