:: characterOverview_bmi[menu]
	<<gs 'characterOverviewNavigation' 'weight'>>
	<h2>Weight</h2>
	<h3>Energy</h3>
	<p>
		The energy you need each day depends on how long you do either of these three activities: sleeping, doing sports and everything else.
	</p>
	<p>
		Your current BMI also has an effect on your energy requirement. If it is above 25, you are so heavy that your muscles need more energy to move you around.
		If it is below 19, they have an easier time and require less energy.
		While the former effect is linear, the later has diminishing returns. A big portion of your energy is required for you brain and other vital organs and their energy requirement can't be reduced.
	</p>
	<p>
		You provide energy to your body by eating food. Candies and some beverages can also increase the amount of consumed energy.
	</p>
	<<run energyHistoryDraw('energyDiagram')>>
	<div class="diagramArea" id='energyDiagram'></div>
	<h3>Energy balance</h3>
	<p>
		Your energy balance represents the trend of your energy coverage over several days. A positive energy balance means that you gain weight, a negative one lets you lose weight.
		This effect is exponential with basis 2 (meaning for example that you gain weight four times as quickly with energy balance 3 compared to energy balance 1).
	</p>
	<p>If you take in less than 80% (50%) of the energy your body requires, your energy balance trends torwards -3 (-6).</p>
	<p>
		The opposite is true for taking in 120% (150%) of the energy. The energy balance is increased twice as fast as it is decreased because it easier to gain weight than lose it.
		This also leads to you gaining weight if you eat inconsistently (meaning you eat much every second day and little every other day).
	</p>

	<<run energyBalanceHistoryDraw('energyHistoryDiagram')>>
	<div class="diagramArea" id='energyHistoryDiagram'></div>

	<h3>BMI</h3>
	<p>
		Your BMI serves as a height-independent representation of your fat distribution. It is taken into account for your overall appeal and the fit of your clothes.
	</p>
	<p>
		Your BMI changes daily depending on your energy balance (see above).
	</p>
	<p>
		With your current height of $pc.pcs_hgt cm, a change of 0.001 BMI equates <<=($pc.pcs_hgt*$pc.pcs_hgt/10000).roundToDecimal(1)>>&nbsp;g.
	</p>

	<<run energyBMIHistoryDraw('energyBMIDiagram')>>
	<div class="diagramArea" id='energyBMIDiagram'></div>

	<h3>Weight</h3>
	<p>
		The weight is displayed for immersion-purposes only. It is currently not used in any calculation.
	</p>
	<<run energyWeightHistoryDraw('energyWeightDiagram')>>
	<div class="diagramArea" id='energyWeightDiagram'></div>
