what is the ideal weight for a 21 yr. old female and height is 5'7'?
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There is really no such thing as an ideal weight, but rather an ideal weight range since body types and frame vary from one individual to the next.  \n\nThis calculator will give you an Ideal body weight range that you may use as a guide:\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/ideal_weight_woman.html\n\nThe other is BMI, but varies tremendously and may be very inaccurate depending on body mass and frame.\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/bmi.html
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If you are 72 pounds you are way too thin.  If you are \n72 kilos that would be about 158 pounds which is a nice \nwieght for most any guy of height between 5 feet 5 inches\nto 6 feet.  I Corinthians 13:8a, Love never fails.
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Anywhere from 115-145 pounds, depending on your body structure and fitness level, since muscle weighs more than fat.  I am 5'7" and 145, but I wear a size 7.  It's all muscle.
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According to http://www.healthstatus.com/calculate/iwc (copy-pasted from the site):\n\nAccording to your height of 5' 5" your ideal healthy weight is 125 pounds. Your recommended weight range is between 119 and 149 pounds.\n\nThis was calculated using Hamwi formula, a simple formula commonly used by many clinicians.\n\nThese are recommended weights. Talk with your doctor about what weight is best for you and before undertaking any new diet or exercise programs.\n\nYou can learn more about BMI and see what it is for your current weight by checking out our Body Mass calculator.
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atleast 5ft 6inches.. more so if you are in west..all the best!! be healthy 'not' anorexic :-)
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I'd say probably around 126lbs (near 9 stone), but a little more or a little less won't make much difference.  \n\nTo be honest, it depends a lot on your frame.  If you're broad shouldered or have large breasts, they weigh quite a lot, and a low weight will make you look kinda disproportionate.  It also depends what weight you're happy at - if you're all light-headed and feinty at the bottom end of your healthy weight scale, then that's not too sexy!  But, similarly, if you're at the top end of your healthy weight scale and you're feeling heavy and sluggish, then that's no good either.  \n\nI've seen some VERY slim people, but most of them had a small frame and were very, very sporty (like one girl would get up at 4am every morning in the summer to go surfing, would go to work and them spend all evening surfing or skateboarding!) and some of them did look kinda disproportionately skinny - they were an off-white-blue color from lack of nutrient and their bones stuck out mega-yucky!\n\nI'd say focus on being happy with what you see in the mirror.  Don't worry about what the perfect weight is - just try to find a balence that's right for you and your lifestyle.
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Are you asking what the proper weight is or height \nIf weight them that is a hard question everyone is built different \nI am 6'1" and the doctors say I should be about 175 but I will never be under 200  \nMuscle and body build can be a hard thing to judge.\nI hope that you are happy with the way you are and don't get sucked into what everyone thinks you should be or how you should look \nIf you were asking about height then I think that 5'1" sounds about right
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I'm 5 feet 5 inches and weigh about 135 lbs.
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If you are 5' 1" to 5' 5" you are a perfect weight regardless of age..\n\nI was 6 and a half stone to 8 stone all my adult life until I went through menopause. Now aged 48 I am weighting between 8.8 and 9.3 and I wish I weighed in at 8 stone I would love it. I am 5'4" tall or 160 cm.
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The ideal weight for a women who is 5'1" is anything from 106-140lbs.  You are below that and you're fine.  Don't forget that you're still only 16 and your body doesn't stop growing until you're 18.  What happens with teenagers bodies is that the internal organs grow to full size first of all (which is why teenagers usually get puppy fat) and then their bodies stretch to full size to accomodate the organs.  At 16, you will still be going through this process.  They don't even take BMI into consideration at this point because you've not finished growing yet.\n\nThings that are said to you as an impressionable child can often get imprinted on your brain and are hard to shift.  Please try to shift this.  Whenever you remember those words, just shift your thoughts and tell yourself how wonderful you are and how wonderful you look.  \n\nYour friends say you're not fat and you are within the normal weight range for your height.  So, you're not fat .. it's official!  :)\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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if you are an adult then your bmi is 21.8, good luck
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hey i'm 13 and i'm 5'5" but i weigh 105      i'm guessing 150 to 199
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I'm 25 and i'm 5'4"  and my ideal weight is between 135/145,  according to my dr, and weight watchers
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ohhh... i am 5'7 135 pounds !\nMaybe we are fitted????
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easiest formula for calculating ideal body weight for adult women.\nIt is called the Metropolitan method.\n\nFor the first 5 feet of height count 100#, then add 5# for every\nadditional inch of height. This will give you your ideal weight.\nThen there is a variance of 10% each way and you still are in the Ideal body weight range.\n\nExample: Person is 5'6"tall\n100# (first five feet)30#(5# each additional foot)\nIdeal body weight=130# (+/-(10%)\nThe ideal body weight range for this woman would be:\n117-143 lbs.
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Well, I'm 4'11 1/2 and my ideal weight is 105. But, I'm 22. So probably around 90. I don't know, there are different factors. Ask your doctor, or find a weight chart on the internet. This is just my guess.
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Oh, my -- please ignore the answer that says you should be around 85. Yes, there are some women who are naturally very tiny-boned and weigh in their 80s or 90s when they are 5'2", but a general VERY ROUGH guideline is that a woman (which you would be, physically, at age 16) who is 5 feet weighs 100 pounds. Then, for every inch thereafter, add on five pounds. So the "guideline weight" for you at 5'2" would be 110.\n\nHOWEVER, please take that with a grain of salt. That's only a rough guideline without taking into account how muscular you are, your bone structure, or any of those factors. You really should not go by weight -- it's a meaningless number. Concentrating on health and fitness will get you both an ideal weight and a great appearance. If you must go by a numerical measure, you might want to measure your body mass index instead. It's much more telling than just your weight. The link below connects you to a BMI calculator.