The risk of a heart attack is much lower than the BMI of 18.5

It is generally believed that thin men have less of a heart-related illness. However, according to a research report published in the journal Science, the risk of developing heart disease is higher in those whose body mass index is less than 2.5 and cigarette addiction. When BMI is between 0 and 8, the probability is low. Body mass index is the ratio between a man's length and weight. At present, BMI has become an international measure of getting to know FAT. However, a pregnant woman does not have a BMI score.

However, researchers believe that too much weight causes a cardiovascular disease. Therefore, BMI in weight and length needs to be neutral. BMI in the UK involved 3 million people between the ages of 3 to 6 years in this experiment. Blood pressure and cardiovascular disease were observed with increasing BMI.

According to the World Health Organization, BMIs between 2.5 and 5 are healthy and 2 to 3 BMI are overweight while BMI falls in the category of obesity. Studies have shown that people with more than 1 BMI were at higher risk of illness. Particularly those who had more fat in the waist area were at greater risk. People with more than 1 BMI have an increased risk of heart disease by 5%.