Conversion method: 1 cm)=0.3 inch. 76 cm) =0.3 inch *76=22.8 inch.

The measurement method recommended by the World Health Organization is to horizontally wrap a ruler around the navel by 0.5- 1cm, and obese people choose the thickest part of the waist to measure the waist circumference.

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Waist circumference is an important indicator to measure a person's life span, and the statement that "the longer the waist circumference, the shorter the life span" is scientifically based. Researchers from the American Cancer Society tracked the health status of more than 654.38+million people from 1997 to 2006. Among the respondents, there were 48,000 males and 56,000 females, all over 50 years old.

It turns out that people with thick waistlines are more likely to get sick and die, regardless of their weight. Researchers at Harvard University, Boston Hospital and other institutions in the United States have found that women with a waist circumference of more than 89 cm have a 79% higher risk of premature death than women with a waist circumference of less than 7 1 cm.

Phoenix Net-"Bucket waist" is more likely to die early. Go and measure your waistline.