
Body Roundness Index: The New Standard for Health Assessment?
Experts are advocating for the use of the Body Roundness Index (BRI) over the traditional Body Mass Index (BMI) as a more accurate health metric, particularly for assessing visceral fat around vital organs. Unlike BMI, which only considers height and weight, BRI uses waist circumference to provide a better indication of health risks such as heart disease and cancer. Studies suggest that a BRI between 0.3 and 3 is healthy, but most adults in the UK exceed this range, indicating a national health concern.

