If a person grows proportionately they would increase their weight by a factor of 8 for each time they double in height. Since her weight is really her volume which is a 3d figure…
It’s funny you should write about this today – the last few days I’ve been modeling the effects of Feminox in Excel, trying to keep the output as consistent as possible with the several stories by several authors that are out there.
Some of the things I’ve been wrestling with is the fact that strength apparently grows faster than muscle volume, and that bone must also strengthen as well to support superhuman musculature. So there’s a level of "apparent mass", in other words, body density increases as well as size, so a woman who actually has added 150 pounds of muscle might only look as if she’d added 75. Here’s what I have so far:
