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**Disclaimer: This information is not a substitute for the advice of a healthcare provider. If you have any questions regarding your health, you should contact your general practitioner or another qualified healthcare provider.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of 27 kg/m² or above further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of 27 kg/m² or above further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of 27 kg/m² or above further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of 27 kg/m² or above further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of 27 kg/m² or above further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI between 23-24.9 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI between 23-24.9 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 26 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women can have a slightly lower risk of weight-related health complications, since weight tends to be stored in the hips and buttocks.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women can have a slightly lower risk of weight-related health complications, since weight tends to be stored in the hips and buttocks.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women can have a slightly lower risk of weight-related health complications, since weight tends to be stored in the hips and buttocks.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI over 25 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI of over 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 23 kg/m² raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m²further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m²further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means a BMI above 27 kg/m² further raises your risk of certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity puts you at an increased risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 25 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity puts you at an increased risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 25 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity puts you at a high risk of chronic health conditions at a lower BMI than in white populations (below BMI 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

People with your ethnicity have been shown to be more likely than average to experience diabetes, heart disease and obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means you are at an increased risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 25 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means you are at an increased risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 25 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women can have a slightly lower risk of weight-related health complications, since weight tends to be stored in the hips and buttocks.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Your ethnicity means you are at a high risk of chronic health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, at a lower BMI than in white populations (below 30 kg/m²)

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Underweight

Being underweight could be a sign you're not eating enough or that you may be ill.

Recommendation

If you're underweight, contact your doctor for further evaluation.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Normal weight

Your weight is within the normal BMI range.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends that you keep your weight within this range.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Overweight

Being in this category could raise your risk of developing obesity or other health problems.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The medical community recommends talking to your doctor if you have concerns about your weight.

For people in this range without co-morbidities, the objective is to prevent further weight gain.

If you are experiencing weight-related health complications, the objective is to reduce weight.

You can learn more about treatment options here.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity I

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity II

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women can have a slightly lower risk of weight-related health complications, since weight tends to be stored in the hips and buttocks.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Men tend to accumulate weight in the waist, which can increase the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**:

You can learn more about treatment options here.

***Bariatric surgery is generally considered for people with a BMI of over 35 who also have weight-related complications. It is also generally considered for people with a BMI of 40 or above.

Your result: Obesity III

Having a BMI of 30 and above may mean that you have obesity.

Weight tends to naturally increase with age, which can also raise the risk of weight-related health complications.*

Evidence suggests that women who store excess weight in the hips and buttocks might have a slighly lower risk of weight-related health complications compared to men.

Recommendation

The goal of managing and treating obesity is not simply to lose weight, but instead to improve health and lower the risks of other health complications.

There are various scientifically proven treatment options for obesity that may be suggested for people in this category.

Doctors make recommendations depending on the specific needs, current health status, and whether there are any weight-related complications.

Treatments can include**: