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The standard BMI formula has a known mathematical flaw that skews results for tall and short people. Oxford mathematician Nick Trefethen proposed a corrected formula using height^2.5 instead of height squared. This guide covers the full formula, 5 worked examples, limitations, and whether you should use it.
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BMI is the most widely used health screening metric in the world — and the most misunderstood. This guide covers the exact formula, what the ranges mean, 7 major limitations, how BMI compares to body fat %, and what the latest 2026 research says.
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We tested 7 free BMI calculators — CDC, WHO, Calculator.net, Mayo Clinic, NHS, Healthline, and CalculatorApp.me — for accuracy, body composition context, and actionable insights.