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ANSWER 12 stone is roughly 75 kilograms, or 167 pounds. Healhy weight also heavily depends upon height. (160 pounds for someone who is 5'8'' is much better than 160 lbs for someone who is 5'2''.) Using your height and weight, check your BMI (Body Mass Index) to find out if you are a healthy weight or not. You can discover your normal correct weight in the related question further down this page.
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