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I'm a science nerd, grad student and gainer. I love thinking about my gain in different ways, measuring, and playing with math. I was late (19 years old) when I started gaining. At 19 my Body Mass Index (BMI) to AGE ratio was 1.1 (BMI 21, 120 lbs) . Today I weighed to find my ratio at age 25 is 2.52 (BMI 63, CW 358 lbs). I think it would have been higher if I'd discovered I was into this when I was younger, but here we are. What about you, what's your BMI to AGE ratio?

English was my strong suit in school and not math 😁 If I did this right, mine is 0.558 (BMI 27.9 and CW 200). My wife’s is 1.42 (BMI 64 and CW 350).

1.74 here

Interesting concept to think about.

For a person with a relatively stable weight, this ratio will go down over time.

A person starting at a thinner weight but steadily gaining over many years could result in this ratio staying at about 1.

The older someone is, the fatter they would need to be to have a ratio much above 1.

Well yes but im sure this post is just out of curiosity and fascination with numbers not anything statistically meaningful. Not that bmi is at all statistically meaningful either

Assuming I did this right, 2.57

Oh I'm at 2.05 (BMI 43.5), sometimes I forget just how big I'm getting 🥵

Not entirely sure how to work this out as my brain seems to be cotton candy today but my current weight is 399lbs and my height is 5'2 and my age is 44. I'm sure my doctor said not long ago my bmi is in the 70s

great aim for 90-100 bmi