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overweight but not fat?


Question Posted Sunday August 5 2007, 1:28 am

i checked my bmi. if your bmi is 25 or over, you are overweight. i am at 25.1. is it possible to be overweight but not "fat?" is .1 a lot?

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prettylol answered Monday August 27 2007, 9:12 pm:
try one of these..
exercises and diets are not needed at al..

i got these tips from a homeremedy book...
I tryed the tomato remedy and it worked great..I've losed all the weight i wanted.. plus you can eat whatever you want too and still lose weight











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Make a mixture of 1/4 teaspoon powdered black pepper, 3 teaspoon lime juice, and 1 teaspoon honey in 1 cup water. Drinking this mixture for 3-4 months may be helpful in weight loss for obese and overweight people.
2.

Every morning drink a glass full of water mixed with lime juice and some honey.
3.

Eating a tomato in the morning before breakfast for 3 to 4 months may be helpful in weight loss for obese and overweight people.
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Eating 10-12 fully grown curry leaves every morning for 3 to 4 months may be helpful in weight loss for obese and overweight people.
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Drink a cup of water with 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice every morning for 3-4 months

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chloekc answered Sunday August 5 2007, 9:25 am:
Overweight does not mean you are fat.. There are two types of 'over....'. Overweight means you are heavier than the recommended weight for your build/height etc, but this isn't necessarily fat content. As the person said before muscle weighs a lot more than fat, so if you are a mesomorphic body type then you carry a lot more muscle content than fat meaning you'll weigh more than say a person who is the same size as you but has a higher fat content (endomorphic). Weight is determined by a number of factors and .1 on the Bmi scale is only a few pounds anyway. Overweight doesn't necessarily mean you're on the way to obesity! On the other hand the second 'over' is overfat which does mean you are carrying too much fat in the body which CAN lead to obesity. But i don't think that applies to you! Your weight being over the normal range on the bmi scale could be down to lots of normal things like water retention, muscle etc. I wouldn't worry about the .1. Anyway if you are worried and want to lose weight to get to 25, you only need to lose a little bit:)

Hope that helps

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loverrr7 answered Sunday August 5 2007, 7:10 am:
overweight is sort of a factual term, whereas fat is mostly a matter of opinion. If you are only .1 over, you're just barely overweight, you're not obese or anything! also, it depends a lot on how much muscle you have. Muscle weighs more than fat, so ifyou are a very muscly person, it could claim you're overweight, when you're actually in great shape. I hope you understand what I mean. If that isn't the case though, I would suggest changing your eating and exercise habbits just a tiny bit to get back into that healthy zone. goodluck and tell me if you want some tips!

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