Published distribution points
Uses source-backed percentile knots from a production-cleared national reference and interpolates between those published points.
Weight99 is not a single survey and it does not hide modeled estimates behind one generic “data” label. The current production release combines stronger national reference distributions where available with one comparable global baseline system everywhere else.
This page is generated from the same committed release identity and SourceRef graph used by live Weight99 results. It lists only sources referenced by the active release; validation-only or unused registry entries are not promoted into this production source list.
Method tier describes the shape of the production distribution behind a comparison. Weight99 exposes the tier with each result rather than pretending all estimates have the same evidence shape.
Uses source-backed percentile knots from a production-cleared national reference and interpolates between those published points.
Fits a weight distribution from source-backed national aggregate statistics such as a reported mean and standard deviation.
Builds the normalized country baseline from frozen population, BMI-threshold and height-marginal inputs so the same 2022 framework can be used across the global comparison set.
Result class controls user-facing precision language. A modeled output is not silently rewritten as a direct measurement just because a cleaner headline would be easier.
Each record below comes from the typed SourceRef catalog and is selected by the release lock itself. Source periods and population definitions remain visible because comparisons are only meaningful when their reference context travels with the number.
National Health Survey 2022 — Table 8: Body Mass Index, waist circumference, height and weight, by age and sex
ABS_NHS_2022_TABLE8_ANTHROPOMETRYheight99_shared_height_pack_v1 v1.0.0
HEIGHT99_PACK312_SHARED_HEIGHTPesquisa Nacional de Saúde 2019 — SIDRA table 8172: Percentis do peso das pessoas de 15 anos ou mais de idade, por sexo e grupo de idade
IBGE_PNS_2019_SIDRA_8172_WEIGHT_PERCENTILES2024 National Health and Nutrition Survey — anthropometry aggregates
JPN_NHNS_2024_ANTHROPOMETRYAnthropometric Reference Data for Children and Adults: United States, August 2021–August 2023
NCHS_ANTHROPOMETRIC_REFERENCE_2021_2023Canadian Health Measures Survey Cycle 1 — Table 31: Measured weight of the household population, by age and sex, Canada, 2007 to 2009
STATCAN_CHMS_CYCLE1_WEIGHT_2007_20092022 male/female population counts used for G4 overall-adult sex mixtures
WB_2022_SEX_POPULATION2022 sex-specific adult overweight and obesity prevalence indicators
WB_G4_2022_BMI_THRESHOLDSIf the production catalog changes, Weight99 creates a new release identity. Public copy should not manually preserve an old statistic after the underlying production graph changes.
weight99-prod-f5aba6a6dee4b135f5aba6a6dee4b1356f76c0c562b8767fe46f5c1082158ba72b96db2e7e8bf9b894d70de7aff1dea97ca6139fe5d375e38ad49c0cf0fd9dd8be172155afa07371Weight99 is a consumer comparison site for exploring how the same body weight sits across different human reference populations. The core comparison works without an account.
Higher or lower weight is descriptive here, not a verdict that one person or population is better, worse, healthier or less healthy. Weight99 is not a health score or medical assessment.
When stronger production data exists for an exact country, age and sex reference, the result can use that stronger route. Otherwise the site keeps the comparable baseline and labels modeled or approximate outputs accordingly.
Weight99 does not treat a modeled percentile as an individual health diagnosis, does not infer missing demographic identity, and does not mix stronger national source vintages into the normalized global ranking as if every row came from one survey.