Which of the following is not a weakness of body mass index (BMI) as a measurement? O it allows for comparisons over long periods of time (inertia) O More than 50% of individuals considered overweight by BMI standards display a healthy cardiometabolic profile Muscle is 18% heavier than fat O abdominal weight is more detrimental than weight carried on the hips/buttocks region

Which of the following is not a weakness of body mass index (BMI) as a measurement? O it allows for comparisons over long periods of time (inertia) O More than 50% of individuals considered overweight by BMI standards display a healthy cardiometabolic profile Muscle is 18% heavier than fat O abdominal weight is more detrimental than weight carried on the hips/buttocks region

Nutrition Now

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337415408

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Chapter30: Nutrition For The Growing Years: Childhood Through Adolescence

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