Rapport Taille-Hanches (Avancé) — Formule
## Waist-to-Hip Ratio (WHR)
**WHR = Waist / Hip**
### Risk Levels (Male)
| WHR | Risk |
|---|---|
| <0.90 | Low risk |
| 0.90-0.99 | Moderate risk |
| >1.00 | High risk |
## Waist-to-Height Ratio (WHtR)
**WHtR = Waist / Height**
A WHtR above 0.5 indicates increased health risk regardless of BMI. This metric is gaining recognition as a simple and effective health screening tool.
**WHR = Waist / Hip**
### Risk Levels (Male)
| WHR | Risk |
|---|---|
| <0.90 | Low risk |
| 0.90-0.99 | Moderate risk |
| >1.00 | High risk |
## Waist-to-Height Ratio (WHtR)
**WHtR = Waist / Height**
A WHtR above 0.5 indicates increased health risk regardless of BMI. This metric is gaining recognition as a simple and effective health screening tool.
Exemple Résolu
A male: waist 36 inches, hips 40 inches, height 70 inches.
- WHR = 36 / 40 = 0.900 (Low to moderate risk boundary)
- WHtR = 36 / 70 = 0.514 (Slightly above 0.5 threshold)
- Waist = 91.4 cm