"Healthy" is such a nebulous term it is hard to reply in a serious fashion. Many HAES-advocates, for example, would claim they're extremely healthy despite wei

"Healthy" is such a nebulous term it is hard to reply in a serious fashion. Many HAES-advocates, for example, would claim they're extremely healthy despite weighing 300lbs+. Any poor effects are just coincidental, and the weight is not a cause. The best way of discovering how healthy somebody is? Perform an autopsy. Beyond reporting on aches, pains, lumps, worn out joints, the simple fact is people can appear very healthy right until they drop dead. Blood tests, CT-scans, etc, can be used to look at very narrow metrics, but they don't tell give a useful "healthy vs. non-healthy" response.