I see this around a couple of subreddits often that women are meant to have a BMI <20 because we consequently hold more fat than men and that we are more likely to be medically obese at a BMI of, say, 21. A comment as an example. I am curious as to which studies point to this determination, and how sharply health diminishes past this BMI cutoff, since I have under 10 lbs between me and an ideal BMI (currently 20.9) so I don't see how that would make my health odds much worse, although naturally I aesthetically I look better minus that 10 lbs (but that's not the point).
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