how much should a 5.8 feet person weigh?
477759
If you have a normal bone structure, 140 lbs. is a good target weight.  Add or take off 14 lbs. depending on if you're large framed or petite.
729830
Regrettably, yes, you are overweight and facing moderate health risk. \nAccording to the BMI (Body Mass Index) classification, for your height of 5' 6", your ideal weight should range bet. 54 kg - 67 kg (i.e. you can multiply by 2.23, meaning bet. 120 lbs - 149 lbs.)
615213
If you are 5'4", you start with 100 pounds for the first five feet.  Then you add five pounds for every inch over five feet.  If you have large bones, you add ten pounds to the total.  Thus your weight would be 120 to 130 pounds for the right weight.\n\nIf you are a man, you start with 110 pounds for the first five feet and add 5.5 pounds for each inch over five feet.  Thus a 5'10" man should weigh 165 to 175 pounds.\n\nThose were the weights before the world started overeating.
549548
between 25 and 45 pounds
707440
break out the ice cream!! Both males and females should be at 100lbs at 5ft. for men, every additional inch should be another 6-7 lbs.\n\n\ngood luck.
223941
If you look at a BMI chart, it says about 160, but it could range from 10 pounds either way depending on your frame.  As long as your within the guidelines your ok.  I've also heard that you take 100 lbs. for the first 5 feet and add 6 pounds (for guys) for each inch over that.
695011
Your ideal weight is 115 lbs.
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I'm 5'5" and have weighed anywhere between 98-125 pounds during my adult life. (not including pregnancies)\n\nI would like to get back to about 112-115. Anything lower than this and I start to feel weak and tired,low energy,etc...\n\nRight now I am 120 and am not happy with that weight,working on it though!  :)\n\nFor the person that said women that ask this question and said their self esteem is usually low,etc...   I have very good self esteem and am just a very DETERMINED  person,thank you.\n\nEveryone has their own 'comfort weight'. The weight that you feel good about both mentally and physically.\n\nIf you base this on the body mass index chart, the normal weight for someone 5'5" is between 120-140 pounds. (Approx)\n\nFeel good,stay healthy and don't worry about what others think. It is more important that YOU are happy.
363029
about 90 pounds, but depends on your body frame
1236
Take a deep breath.  The average density of a human is 61-67lbs/ cubic foot, but this drops to 56-62 lbs/cu foot if you inhale.
1107835
there is no such thing as "the perfect weight".\n\nhowever, i would have to say a healthy weight would be anywhere from 125-140.\ni'm 5'8" and 128 pounds and apparently i'm underweight...
42934
a healthy 5'6 should be around 120-140, also depending on the weight of your bones.
117208
That all depends on how tall a person is. my 15 yr. cousin only weighs 95 pounds... but she's 4'9.. so she kinda looks a bit chubby in the belly area. I would say.. that if the berson is over 5'0".. they should weight a bit more than 100 pounds.. no less. if they are over 5'5".. they should be at LEAST 130 pounds\nPersonaly.. if I can see the shoulder bones/ribs on a person...they are too skinny.\nI would ask a doctor.
151279
I'm 5 feet 5 inches and weigh about 135 lbs.
408316
You didn't specify age or male/famale.\nIf you are a child, then 100 pounds is about right for 5'2".\nIf you are an adult, you might be under-weight.\nCheck out the chart at the link.
423760
You are the "perfect" weight if you go by the medical standard that for every 5 ft you should be 100lbs.  Why do you feel you should be 5-10lbs lighter?  Just the number or do you want to be firmer, more fit?  You can up your exercise to become more lean, increasing your muscle mass.  I'm 5'1" and 114 (just weighed today at doc's) and I would like to be down 9-14lbs, but if I increase my muscle and lose some fat, even staying at the same weight, I'll look and feel better for myself.
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being almost 5'4 your healthy body weigh is between 120-130 depending on your body frame. at 112 you are already underweight. try exercise with weights or resistant bands to tone up you"ll lose inches but not weight.