Yes! Anything more than five pounds (about 2.25 kilos) over the course of a week, which is an average of .71 pounds per day. If you can account for the gain, eating 3 bags of Halloween candy a day for a few days for example, then maybe it's not such a big deal. Otherwise, you should go see a doctor asap.
you see if your at certain age you have to weight a certain amount. For example if your about 10-11 you should weight about 90 to 100 pounds. Or 85. If your 10-11 and weight 160 then you will be considered fat. But if your 48 you should weight about 120-140 pounds. But if your 48 and weight 230 pounds then you will be considered fat.
It's considered a positive correlation. As "A" (eating) increases, "B" (weight) also increases.
Yes. If you are working out and gaining muscle tone, then it is reasonable that you may gain a little weight (a few pounds) or not lose as much weight as you normally would have if you were just losing "fat" weight. It is good that you are losing fat! In addition, you may be putting on some water weight as your body adjusts. This will go away completely within a few weeks or so. If this is not the case, and you are losing "fat" but still gaining weight, you may want to see a nutritionist or doctor to find out why that would be happening. Absent of that, there is nothing wrong with gaining a few pounds of muscle as you lose fat.
140 pounds for a 5'3 girls is considered as normal weight.
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If you are above the weight you will be put on limited food during boot camp, if you are below then you will be in a special weight gaining session thing. but it depends on your height. Height (Inches)Maximum Standard (Pounds)Minimum Standard (Pounds)5813291591369460141976114610062150104631551076416011065165114661701176717612168181125691861287019213271197136722031407320814474214148752201527622615677232160782381647924416880250173
Yes, 4 pounds 11 ounces is low birth weight.
It depends. Usually if they're very thin and/or short, then gaining four pounds can be pretty noticeable to most people. But in general, no, that's not enough of a weight difference for you to actually look fatter.
To convert 203 cm to pounds, you would need to know the weight of the object/person being considered. There is no direct conversion between centimeters (length) and pounds (weight). Weight is typically measured in pounds or kilograms, not in centimeters.
If you're male, then it will be 112 to 136 pounds. And if you're female, it's 104 to 127 pounds for a healthy weight.
Yes, but it usually isn't much, maybe 2 pounds at the maximum, gaining weight comes with an abundance of those days over time.
average weight is about 82 pounds lower limit is about 65 pounds any less is considered underweight in most cases upper limit is 111 pounds any more is considered overweight in most cases