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Average BMI for 60-Year-Old Men: 27.3 (CDC Data)
According to CDC NHANES data, the mean BMI for U.S. men aged 60–69 is 27.3 kg/m², placing the average in the overweight category (25–29.9). This reflects age-related sarcopenia (muscle loss) and increased adiposity. Individual assessment should include waist circumference, body composition, and metabolic health markers.
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