… mean BMI (26.0 ą 3.6 kg/m2) compared to normal weight subjects … obese subject (1.3% of
subjects) had metabolic syndrome … all obese subjects had at least one component of metabolic …

… food intake, energy expendiconstitute the Metabolic Syndrome,1,3–5 … in Abbreviations: BMI
body mass index, HOMA homeostasis … obese subjects.An acute effect of insulin on leptin can …

… The frequency of individual components of the metabolic syndrome among obese subjects
(BMI ≥ 30 kg/m 2 ). The presence of the metabolic syndrome mainly depends on the …

… to type 2 diabetes obese subjects led to a reduction in systemic inflammatory markers, but
not insulin resistance. Similarly, TNF blockage in metabolic syndrome subjects resulted in an …

… Each half-unit increase in the body-mass index, converted to az score, was associated with
an increase in the risk of the metabolic syndrome among overweight and obese subjects (…

… The role of visfatin in the development of obesity, diabetes mellitus, and metabolic syndrome
continues to raise controversy. The aim of the study was to evaluate visfatin levels and to …

… and obesity. The concept that these abnormalities might all be facets of one syndrome has
… variables is present in all the conditions of metabolic syndrome (MES) and provides the link …

… in adipose tissue is associated with metabolic syndrome and glucose intolerance in humans…
SAT and VAT derived from obese subjects with and without metabolic disorders. In addition, …

… We have shown that serum resistin was correlated in female obese subjects with weight,
wais circumference, and especially with fat mass in the multivariate model, although body mass …

… It is difficult to conceive that the composition of net weight added to a super morbid obese
would have less fat (in %) than a less obese subject gaining a similar amount of weight! …