… and obese persons develop the metabolic syndrome? Presumably some people, but not
all, are genetically susceptible to developing the syndrome in the presence of obesity [ …

… risk factors combined with the possible additional contribution of the metabolic syndrome.
Under this working model, the metabolic syndrome cannot be used to assess global CVD risk …

… Other cells, including B lymphocytes and mast cells, are also increased in obese adipose
tissue and may contribute to obesity-induced inflammation. In obesity, the imbalance among …

… life resulting in childhood obesity which is a major risk for metabolic syndrome in adults.
Psychosocial stress has also been suggested to contribute, with most metabolic components are …

… The contribution of OSAS to the metabolic syndrome has been under-recognized. The …
obesity, OSAS and the metabolic syndrome both individually and, in many cases, synergistically. …

… with metabolic syndrome have contributed greatly to preventive medicine, but the value of
metabolic syndrome as a … The presence of metabolic syndrome alone cannot predict global …

… abnormalities, which include abdominal obesity, insulin … obesity, as crudely estimated by
an elevated waist circumference, is the most prevalent manifestation of the metabolic syndrome …

… metabolic syndrome, but there has not been consensus about the definition and diagnostic
criteria for this syndrome… The concept of metabolic syndrome as multiple risk factor syndrome …

… goes by the name of metabolic syndrome. In addition, obesity is accompanied by other medical
… These disorders are commonly found in individuals who carry the metabolic syndrome. …

… studies suggest that obesity, hypertension, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia and other elements
of the metabolic syndrome are highly interrelated and contribute to the development and …