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Groups at an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome

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Groups at an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome

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- Obese and owerweight people

- Smokers

- Gentically predisposed individuals

- Inactive and sedentary individuals

- Pregnant

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High triglycerides level

Low HDL

High blood pressure

Fasting glucose level > 110 mg/dl

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- adults in their sixties and seventies are at risk

- certain ethnic groups

- people with a sedentary lifestyle

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Overweight, genetically predispositioned, sedentary people, Latino and African american

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Overweight, genetically predispositioned, sedentary people, Latino and African american

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people after age of

40

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people with sedentary lifestyle and excessive sugar intake, overweight people (abdominal fat), elderly people are at a higher risk of developing MTS and also genetics and ethnicity plays a part. Stress can also trigger MTS because it raises Cortisol levels

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People having  3 out of 5 of these (sedentary lifestyle, family history of type 2 diabetes, elder,ly, elevated blood pressure, abdominal obesity, stress)  develops metabolic syndrome 

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People having  3 out of 5 of these (sedentary lifestyle, family history of type 2 diabetes, elder,ly, elevated blood pressure, abdominal obesity, stress)  develops metabolic syndrome 

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Sedentary people,

unbalanced diet
overweight / obese (not necessarily),
genetics,
older individuals,
people with insulin resistance,