Nutrition Education, The Wellness Center

  1. The Wellness Center

  2. Nutrition Education

  3. Weight Management

    1. Why is BMI not a complete indicator of health?
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    Nutrition Education

If you’re interested in Nutrition, please contact:

Jill Shaw
Registered Dietitian
336.334.3190
jsshaw@uncg.edu

Weight Management

Although it seems the world is constantly pursuing weight loss, not everyone needs to be on a diet. Below is a body mass index (BMI) chart. Although it is not a complete indicator of health (why?) it is a good place to start.

BMI Chart
BMI Description Comments
< 19 Underweight May be medically-necessary to gain weight.
19-24 Normal Maintain good eating habits and tone.
25-29 Overweight Examine lifestyle. Make positive changes to avoid gaining weight.
30+ Obese See a healthcare professional to determine the best weight loss program for you.
 

Page updated: 28-Jun-2009

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