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How much should i weigh? i am a 5"3 female.
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Complex Q, depending: The "ideal" weight depends on your age, sex, height, but also more factors like genetics, "frame type", & birth weight, so there is no 1 answer. Based on BMI (body mass index) considerations, your weight should be 104.4 - 141.1 lbs. The AVERAGE weight for an American of your height is between 115 - 125 lbs., but again, you may not want to be in that range; it depends on your health & condition.
Answered 8/10/2017
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