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FAQs

What waist-to-height ratio is considered healthy?

A common general benchmark is keeping waist circumference under half your height (ratio below 0.5).

How to Use the Waist-to-Height Ratio Calculator

  1. Enter height in centimeters.
  2. Enter waist circumference in centimeters.
  3. Review ratio and broad risk interpretation.

WtHR Formula

Waist-to-Height Ratio

WtHR = Waist circumference / Height

General target

Keep waist less than half of height (WtHR < 0.5)

Use Cases

Risk screening

Track central adiposity trend over time.

Coaching checks

Combine with BMI and body fat for broader context.

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