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5'7'' 118-159lbs Healthy Weight For Most AdultsAccording to medical experts, your weight falls into the healthy range, it represents the lowest level of risk for Heart disease, Diabetes and hypertension. To further reduce your risk, focus on healthy eating with a menu that is low in saturated fat, and rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains, as well as staying active for life.* Congratulations to you if you have recently reduced your weight to this level; staying committed to your healthy lifestyle will help you maintain both your weight and your well-being. Google BMI
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What is the ideal weight for a 38 year old woman?
55Kg
What is the weight a 43 year old woman who is 5'10?
142-156 is the ideal weight
What is the ideal weight for a 55 year old woman who is 5'4?
about 130-140
What is the ideal weight for a 30 year old woman who is 5 ft?
115-137 lb
What is the ideal weight for a 53 year old white woman 5'3?
it is 125lb
What is ideal weight 5'5 55- year old woman?
Its approximately 130 and 144 lbs
What is the ideal weight for a 35 year old woman with a normal body mass index?
125
What is the ideal weight of a 89 year old woman who is 5 feet 2 inches?
130 lbs
What is the ideal weight for a 55-year-old woman?
There is no 'ideal' weight for a 55-year-old woman. Weight is related to height and body composition. What counts more than your body weight is your percentage of body fat. For more information about this, see the page link, further down this page, listed under "Related Questions."
What is the ideal weight for a 42 year old 5 foot 3 inch woman?
Anywhere from 107lbs to 135lbs would be a normal weight for a 5'3" 42 year old woman (according to BMI index).
What is the average weight of an 20 year old woman with a height of 5 feet and 8 inches?
Ideal weight for a woman of this height is between 140 to 150 pounds.
What is an ideal weight for a 35-year-old woman?
There is no 'ideal' weight or even 'average' weight for a 35-year-old woman because weight is related to height andbody composition. What counts more than your body weight is your percentage of body fat. For more information about this, see the page link, further down this page, listed under "Related Questions."
