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On July 9, 2012, Brian Dunning wrote: "However, in fairness, 6’1″ and 190 lbs does put me at the bottom end of the “Overweight” range on [[BMI]] calculators..".<ref>[http://skeptoid.com/blog/2012/07/09/skeptoids-conservapedia-page/ Skeptoid’s Conservapedia Page]</ref> | On July 9, 2012, Brian Dunning wrote: "However, in fairness, 6’1″ and 190 lbs does put me at the bottom end of the “Overweight” range on [[BMI]] calculators..".<ref>[http://skeptoid.com/blog/2012/07/09/skeptoids-conservapedia-page/ Skeptoid’s Conservapedia Page]</ref> | ||
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Skeptoid.com is website that focuses on philosophical skepticism and science. It also has a podcast.
Brian Dunning is an atheist/agnostic/skeptic, author, podcaster and owner of the website Skeptoid.
Brian Dunning's admission of his excess weight
See also: Atheism and obesity
On July 9, 2012, Brian Dunning wrote: "However, in fairness, 6’1″ and 190 lbs does put me at the bottom end of the “Overweight” range on BMI calculators..".[1]
According to medical science, excess weight has a negative impact on a person's health - especially if a person is over 30% of their body mass index (see: Health risks linked to obesity).
