Question stem was: ' Considering your weight today, do you consider yourself to be…..'.....; response choices were: (i) very underweight, (ii) somewhat underweight, (iii) my weight is just right, (iv) somewhat overweight, and (v) very overweight.
I hate how I look because I'm underweight.
Sure, my skin is looser, but I've had a belly since I was a kid, even though I was underweight.
What gets hard is when I get underweight, or under my goal weight, and then I have to eat, eat, eat.
"Over the last four years I was underweight Big Pharma," he added.
I was underweight, depressed and scared.
A highlighted odds ratio (OR) in the HAPO study is the OR for birth weight >90th percentile for women in the highest compared to the lowest BMI category ("obese class III" versus "underweight").
(Consequently, I oversold my third-place finish in a summer camp wrestling match, neglecting to mention that (a) there were only four competitors, (b) the fourth never showed up, and (c) I was so underweight that I mainly wrestled and lost to kids several years younger than me.
Also important to point out is that, based on my BMI, I am technically underweight, so I'm not trying to lose any weight during this extremely scientific experiment, and won't be giving up carbs or replacing any of my meals with dressing-less salads.
One diver reported 8 unsafe conditions, while all others reported between 1 and 3. Most commonly reported unsafe conditions were being underweight, i.e., positively buoyant, and overweight, i.e., negatively buoyant in the water (Table 3).
