肥胖的中国标准 bmi（Obese Chinese standard BMI）.docVIP

肥胖的中国标准 bmi（Obese Chinese standard BMI） Obesity is predicted to be the first killer of epidemics and human health in the twenty-first Century. This is the latest news from an international conference held in China in October 1999. In discussing the worlds sexual health problems, experts mentioned a new understanding of the obesity standard, saying that Europe, Asia, and China should also have different standards of obesity due to their differences in race and living conditions. Therefore, the current universal standard does not use the real obesity is universal. World obesity standard Currently, weight index (BMI) is used throughout the world to measure whether a person is fat or not. The calculation method is: BMI= weight (kg) divided by height (square meters). WHO to the world standard, BMI is the normal range in 18.524.9, BMI more than 25 overweight and obese BMI greater than 30. However, experts at the meeting pointed out that the weight standard was based on European and American whites and was not necessarily applicable to asians. Two Asia obesity standards The Asian body type is too small to be measured by the BMI18.5 24.9 world normal range weight standard. For example: Japanese when BMI was 24.9, hypertension risk has increased three times; in the United States Japanese, BMI is greater than the risk of cardiovascular disease at the start of 23 increased significantly; the Hongkong area Chinese, BMI mortality in the lowest at 23.7, when they began to rise again. This suggests that the world standard for the normal upper limit of body mass index of 24.9 is obviously too high for asians. Well then, What is the standard of obesity in Asians? Experts believe that... BMI to the normal level in 18.522.9, BMI more than 23 overweight and obese people greater than 30 BMI. In this way, the Asian peoples normal BMI is 2 lower than that of the Europeans and Americans, and the difference is not small. Three. Obesity standard in China Our experts believe that China is Asi