Calculating Investment Returns in China (RMB)
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Enter your body measurements to get an accurate estimate of your body fat percentage and lean body mass.
Estimate your body fat using the US Navy Method.
To calculate body fat percentage (Navy Method), measure your waist, neck, and height (and hips for women). The formula uses logarithmic differences between these circumferences to estimate fat mass. For men: **495 / (1.0324 - 0.19077(log(waist-neck)) + 0.15456(log(height))) - 450**.
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Formula:
495 / (1.0324 - 0.19077 * log10(waist - neck) + 0.15456 * log10(height)) - 450Example A: Average Male
Result: Height 178cm, Waist 90cm, Neck 38cm. Result: ~19.5% Body Fat (Average).
Example B: Athletic Female
Result: Height 165cm, Waist 68cm, Hips 95cm, Neck 34cm. Result: ~22.4% Body Fat (Fitness).
It is generally accurate within 1-3% for most people compared to hydrostatic weighing. It is far more accurate than BMI for athletes.
Women store fat differently (hips/thighs) than men (abdomen). Including hips accounts for this biological difference in fat distribution.
For men, 10-20% is ideal. For women, 18-28% is healthy. Essential fat (required for life) is 2-5% for men and 10-13% for women.
Indirectly, yes. Since it relies heavily on waist circumference, it is sensitive to abdominal (visceral) fat, which is the most dangerous type.
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