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ABSI Calculator

Calculate your A Body Shape Index to assess mortality risk based on body shape and waist circumference

Calculate Your ABSI

Biological sex for reference data comparison

years

Age between 2-85 years

cm

Height in centimeters

kg

Weight in kilograms

cm

Measure horizontally around your waist at the level of your belly button

ABSI Results

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Z-Score
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ABSI Health Analysis

Example Calculation

45-Year-Old Male Example

Height: 175 cm

Weight: 80 kg

Waist Circumference: 90 cm

BMI: 80 ÷ (1.75)² = 26.1

ABSI: 0.90 ÷ (26.1^(2/3) × 1.75^(1/2)) = 0.0812

Risk Assessment: Compare with age/sex reference data

40-Year-Old Female Example

Height: 160 cm

Weight: 65 kg

Waist Circumference: 75 cm

BMI: 65 ÷ (1.60)² = 25.4

ABSI: 0.75 ÷ (25.4^(2/3) × 1.60^(1/2)) = 0.0787

Risk Assessment: Compare with age/sex reference data

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ABSI Risk Categories

🟢 Very Low RiskZ < -0.87
🟢 Low Risk-0.87 to -0.27
🟡 Average Risk-0.27 to 0.23
🟠 High Risk0.23 to 0.80
🔴 Very High RiskZ > 0.80

About ABSI

ABSI focuses on waist circumference relative to height and weight

Better predictor of mortality risk than BMI alone

Independent of height, weight, and BMI variations

Research-based assessment tool for health risks

Understanding A Body Shape Index (ABSI)

What is ABSI?

A Body Shape Index (ABSI) is a health assessment tool that evaluates mortality risk based on waist circumference relative to height and weight. Unlike BMI, ABSI accounts for body shape and central adiposity, making it a better predictor of health risks and mortality.

Key Advantages of ABSI

  • Independent of height, weight, and BMI
  • Focuses on central obesity and body shape
  • Better mortality risk predictor than BMI
  • Correlates with cardiovascular disease risk

ABSI Formula

ABSI = WC / (BMI^(2/3) × height^(1/2))

Where WC = waist circumference (m), BMI = kg/m², height = m

Z-Score Interpretation

The ABSI z-score compares your result to population averages for your age and sex. Higher z-scores indicate increased mortality risk.

Medical Disclaimer: ABSI is a research-based screening tool and should not replace professional medical evaluation. Always consult healthcare providers for comprehensive health assessments and personalized medical advice.

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