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@bubblegum2021 Agreed, that was what I was trying to convey, but your explanation is much clearer. Thanks! For women, bf% will generally be higher than BMI, and that is normal.

@bamyz Agreed. Looking at the bf% charts in the DEXA scan results, ~25% bf corresponds to the 20th percentile and below for women, while ~18% is the 20th percentile for men. Calculated BMI values align more closely with men’s bf%, which generally ranges lower than women’s bf%. On a traditional...