How much should be given to a 145lb person?  I got 17.384  but got it wrong on a test, can somebody help me with this
129969
8.2/50 = x/145\n(8.2/50)*145 = (x/145)*145\n23.78 = x
500451
What do you weigh at the moment? At 5ft6 and 13, you shouldn't really weigh more than about 140lb-145lb, but as your goal has to be realistic, aim to be at least 155lb. Good luck : )
590778
Go see either a nutritionist or a good trainer. If you are pleased with your weight...and able to maintain it...then caloric intake is fine. It all depends though upon your exercise level. In Ironman training...I am eating 6000+ calories a day...when in normal mode...it might be 3000 or so. It all depends on what I am doing. If 112 seems "good" for your health...and you are running 25ish and playing some tennis, then that seems good. But, if you want to be, or need to be, 120ish...then of course your calorie intake isn't enough. I would say go talk to someone in the field if you are really concerned.
212161
You need to find a different doctor.  How can a person put on 15 pounds a week?  That's very startling.
313899
OK!! Simple way to determine is go to a website where you can find out about your B.M.I.(Body Mass Index) will give you some links to check. It can be an accurate way to tell your %fat and muscle and give you a good indication whether you are overweight or not! You should have a range of 20-25 means your weight is healthy, it will also tell you what your ideal weight should be. A word of caution sometimes the weight can also be muscle so if they say your b.m.i is 26 or something dont be too worried. If you really worried about the weight issue just trim down on the calories and take up gentle exercise you will be perfect :-)
542554
You need to call your doctor again and ask what your actual weight restriction is.  If the docs office vague again SPEAK UP and ask how many pounds specifically am I allowed to lift and how long is this weight restriction for.  You are the patient so if you don't get the answers you need the first time speak up and ask again.  Do not let the docs office give you vague answers about anything you ask whenever you speak with them.  Speak up and ask them to be specific.
667400
I'm 5'8 and I wish I weighed 145....lol....you are fine....after you have kids, its normal to be a little heavier than you were before you had kids.....plus girls look better with a little meat on their bones (and it doesn't sound like you have much at 145)....relax!
194043
I think you are talking about 72 Kg and not 72 lbs. This is about 159 lbs and you might be underweight. Where fat is stored is determined by genetics. So lose the fat and add muscle. Reduce carbs and fat, increase protein, keeping your total calorie intake almost the same. Do moderate cardio and more weight training in your workout
278181
14 lbs in a stone.  My mother is British and I remember this from when we would go visit Granny in Letcombe Regis.  So if I were 145 pounds I could say I was "10 stone 5".\n\nGoogle calculator confirms my answer... see the link below.
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You have input the following: \n\nYour sex is female\nYour height is 5 ft. 2 in., or 158 cm.\nYour weight is 117 lbs., or 53 kg.\nYour birthdate is 01/01/1993, so your age is 13 years 3 months.\nIf the above are not correct, please go back to the form and correct your input.\n\n\nYour Results\n\n\nYour height is 45th percentile\nThat means you are 45th in height compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYour weight is 73th percentile\nThat means you are 73th in weight compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYour Body Mass Index is 21.4, which is the 77th percentile\nThat means that your BMI is 77th compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYou are neither underweight nor overweight according to health experts*.  Your weight is in the healthy range for your height and age.\n\n\nThe healthy weight range for your height and age is 84 to 124 pounds (38 to 57 kilograms).  This range corresponds to a BMI between the 5th and 85th percentiles for your age and sex.\nNote: If you are very muscular this calculator is not accurate.
247323
i just asked my doctor the same question. he said between 120 and 140.
84853
Such an excessive (22 pounds for Americans) weight gain isn't healthy to encounter in such a short time. Your best bet is to do it more gradually, and make sure you keep your doctor abreast of anything that seems wrong.
30411
Kitty just remember that these calculators aren't accurate for all people. Everyone is different and if you want an accurate number you need to ask your doctor or another qualified person to find yours. As an example:\n\nI'm 6' 225lbs on these calculators my BMI is 30.5 putting me in the obese category. My actual body fat is around 10%. I don't think anyone looking at me would call me obese. Good luck kitty.\n\n\n\nx60157 if you don't have anything to contribute to a question just don't post anything. This is a Q&A site and she has every right to post. You have every right NOT to post and I suggest you excersize it. If you just can't help yourself post a question about OCD.
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Oh my....\n\nThat is such a hard question to answer, especially to someone so young.\n\nTechnically, the IBW (ideal body weight) is something like 100 pounds at 5 feet, then 5 pounds for each inch over the 5 feet.  I am assuming you are a young lady (these are numbers for women).  If I recall, those are the numbers.  Anyhow, you also have BMI (body mass index).  Look it up on the internet.  But...are you muscular?  "Big-boned" as they say?  Simple numbers don't always tell the story!\n\nMy advice to you...and this is personal, non-medical advice!!!  Forget the numbers.  Are you healthy?  Are you happy with who you are...inside and out?  If you're worried about weight...do something proactive.   Common sense type stuff.  \n\nBe smart about your situation.  Identify what you see as a weakness (for example, mine is fast food) and make a change (I allow myself to have fast food once a week...seems like a lot, but it is a huge change for me).\n\nBefore you make any decisions, though, regardless of any of these posts here...talk to your doctor!  Your doctor is the only person who can help you decide whether you should be "freaked out" or come up with a plan in a sensible, healthy fashion!!!\n\nBe happy with yourself.  I have found that to be the biggest ingredient in my life!!!!!!
369769
You are an excellent weight according to your BMI. BMI stands for Body Mass Index and its a way of measuring the status of body fat. Here's a calculator:\nhttp://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/\n\nI'm actually 5'4 and 145 pounds and I most definitely would not consider myself overweight!\n\nIf you're at all concerned about your weight, it may be worth going to see a nutrionist. They can talk about healthy eating and exercise plans with you.
418123
if you are on the heavier side....meaning you have some extra weight on you than a high SGPT is normal.....the enzyme your body produces will be higher if you have some extra weight. \n\nYou should check out the articles on WEBMD.COM but I would not worry.....45-47 does not seem that high.
213990
The safe amount to take is the amount you were prescribed.  Your doctor presumably knows your symptoms, body size, etc.