The BMI chart was first made in the 19th century and has made little to no change. I believe that with this chart it sends the wrong message to those with trouble keeping a “balanced” weight with their height. It is VERY unrealistic to stay at one weight type your whole life. People are depressed, have eating disorders, or no access to actual healthy lifestyles due to their own situations. I also
NEWS(The more obese in the younger generation, the higher the risk of cardiovascular disease)
Childhood Obesity: The Link to Drinks - Obesity Action Coalition
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A Weight Watchers App for Kids Raises Concerns - The New York Times
Gendered Body Mass Index Percentile Charts and Transgender Youth: Making the Case to Change Charts
