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VAC

ASSIGNMENT
Fit India

NAME – RASHMI GAUR


ROLL NO. – 801
DEPARTMENT – B.COM (HONS)
ASSIGNMENT 1
Calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI) of 10 individuals. Record their
height and weight to determine their BMI. Describe how BMI is
calculated and discuss the significance of different BMI ranges in terms
of health.

BMI Calculation Formula:

BMI= weight (kg)/ height (m)2


Table for 10 individuals with their respective weights (in kilograms) and
heights (in meters)

PERSON WEIGHT (kg) HEIGHT (m) BMI


PERSON 1 65 1.75 21.22

PERSON 2 70 1.60 27.34

PERSON 3 80 1.80 24.69

PERSON 4 90 1.70 31.14

PERSON 5 55 1.65 20.20

PERSON 6 75 1.78 19.90

PERSON 7 85 1.68 30.11

PERSON 8 60 1.55 24.97

PERSON 9 70 1.75 22.85

PERSON 10 95 1.85 27.75


Significance of different BMI ranges in terms of health:
Underweight (BMI < 18.5): Individuals falling in this range may have a
lower-than-healthy body weight, which might indicate nutritional deficiencies
or other health concerns.

Normal Weight (BMI 18.5 - 24.9): This range is considered healthy.


Individuals within this range typically have a balanced weight in relation to
their height, reducing the risk of obesity-related health issues.

Overweight (BMI 25 - 29.9): People in this range have higher body weight
relative to their height, increasing the risk of developing conditions like heart
disease, diabetes, and hypertension.

Obesity (BMI ≥ 30): Individuals with obesity have a significantly higher risk
of chronic diseases, including cardiovascular problems, type 2 diabetes,
certain cancers, and musculoskeletal issues.
ASSIGNMENT 2
Design personalized diet plans for the 10 individuals based on their BMI,
age, weight goals, and any specific dietary preferences or restrictions
they might have. Explain the principles behind a balanced diet and how
these plans cater to individual nutritional needs.

Principles Behind a Balanced Diet:


A balanced diet includes a variety of nutrients in appropriate proportions to
maintain overall health. It typically consists of:
Macronutrients: Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in suitable amounts.
Micronutrients: Vitamins and minerals essential for various bodily functions.
Fiber: Crucial for digestive health.
Fluids: Proper hydration is vital for overall well-being.

Personalized Diet Plans:

 Person 1 (BMI: 21.22) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with emphasis on lean proteins, whole grains, fruits, and
vegetables.
Moderate exercise routine to maintain weight.

 Person 2 (BMI: 27.34) - Weight Loss


Reduced calorie intake with portion control.
Increased fiber intake through vegetables and whole grains.
Regular aerobic exercises and strength training.

 Person 3 (BMI: 24.69) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with portion control.
Cardio exercises and moderate strength training.
 Person 4 (BMI: 31.14) - Weight Loss
Reduced calorie intake with emphasis on whole foods.
High-fiber and protein-rich meals to promote satiety.
Regular cardiovascular exercises.

 Person 5 (BMI: 20.20) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with adequate protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats.
Regular exercise routine focusing on strength and flexibility.

 Person 6 (BMI: 23.67) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with portion control and increased vegetable intake.
Combination of cardio and strength training exercises.

 Person 7 (BMI: 30.08) - Weight Loss


Controlled portion sizes with nutrient-dense foods.
Increased intake of vegetables and lean proteins.
Regular cardiovascular exercises and resistance training.

 Person 8 (BMI: 24.97) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with portion control and adequate hydration.
Moderate-intensity workouts focusing on cardio and strength.

 Person 9 (BMI: 22.86) - Weight Maintenance


Balanced diet with emphasis on whole grains, lean proteins, and vegetables.
Regular physical activity, including aerobic exercises and strength training.

 Person 10 (BMI: 27.76) - Weight Loss


Reduced calorie intake with a focus on nutrient-dense foods.
Increased fiber intake through fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Consistent cardiovascular exercises and strength training.

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