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There has recently been an increase in criticism of the use of Body Mass Index (BMI) as a measure of body composition and as a health predictor. My question to the critics is what’s the problem with BMI? As with many measures of health it has it’s limitations but BMI is still a highly useful tool as long as you are aware of it’s benefits and limitations. Should you use BMI as a tool to help you to improve your health? Read on to find out what this trainer thinks…
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