Question 1

what is the ideal weight for a 5 feet 4 inch tall woman?

Accepted Answer

Ideal weight: 133 plus or minus 15 for body build.

Question 2

is being 5 foot 7 inches and 130 pounds considered normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There is a wide range of normal.

Question 3

is it abnormal for a 12 year old to be 5 feet and 4 inches?

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See CDC Chart: You can use the Center For Disease Control Growth Charts to check height, weight, BMI &amp; head circumference for child’s age and gender. 
http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/clinical_charts.htm.

Question 4

boy 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 133 pounds is that fat?

Accepted Answer

No: That weight and height would give you a bmi of 20.8 which is normal for an adult. What is your age? That can make a difference in the normal range for bmi. 

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/guidelines/obesity/bmi/bmicalc.htm.

Question 5

how much should a woman who is 5 feet and 2 inches tall weigh?

Accepted Answer

The BMI chart: Age is only used for pediatric/young adults, often calculated to age 18 or so. After this point, we only use height and wt to determine healthy vs not-healthy-wt ranges for both men and women. It is a rough estimate and provide you a guide to keep "ideal body wt" for better health. If you have specific concern about your wt/height vs age (we shrink in height with age), consult doc. Good luck.

Question 6

what is a healthy weight for a 40 year old man 5 foot 11 inch?

Accepted Answer

136 - 172 lbs: According to the BMI chart of the National Institute of Health, according to your height, you should weight between 136 and 172 lbs. This is in order to have a normal body mass index. I am attaching the chart.

Question 7

what is considered to be the optimal weight for 5 foot 5 inches?

Accepted Answer

BMI: According to http://www.Nhlbi.Nih.Gov/guidelines/obesity/bmi_tbl.Htm
you should weigh between 114-150 lbs.   You want to make sure you are eating a healthy diet, getting appropriate exercise, and rest.

Question 8

how do i stop growing?
i just turned 16 and i'm  6 foot 4 inches.

Accepted Answer

Sorry: Growth is determine by genetics and nutrition--I do not have any healthy suggestions to stop growth, but relax and adapt to whatever height nature gives you.

Question 9

i am 5 feet one inch what should my weight be i am weighing now 150

Accepted Answer

An : An ideal body weight index (bmi) is 25. Higher numbers are reated to being too heavy.
For a person 5'1" tall, your ideal weight is calculated to be 131 pounds.

Question 10

what is the healthy weight for a 5 foot 7 inches 32 yrs old female?

Accepted Answer

135: 100 for 5 ft  and add 5 lbs for each additional inch

therefore  100 + (7x5) =135lbs

you can add or subtract 10% (13 pounds) to get a range of 123-148 pounds for that height and age.

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