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Medical Checkup
The best way to convince your health insurance provider that you are in great shape is to show them the results of your physical exam showing that you pass with flying colors. Your medical doctor would be the one to determine whether or not you are healthy.
BMI is a screening tool - NOT a diagnostic tool.
As stated by the CDC:
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I have not had a discussion with an insurance provider, or had the need to have that conversation. But, I have had similar conversations with similar, physically strong people with regards to BMI.
I doubt any single person will change the health industry from using BMI as a guideline for insurance premiums.
I do not work for an insurance provider, but if ...
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I would bet "no," simply by using common sense. Yes, it is healthy to go barefoot, but to run – or walk, even– on concrete?
It may not show signs of harm right away, but I would bet that it would show up at the end. Our bones, ligaments and tendons are not built for running on a hard surface. Common sense.
The only time I wear more cushioned, supportive ...
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