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New criteria for the metabolic syndrome

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New criteria for the metabolic syndrome

Metabolic syndrome (MTS) involves a number of factors that increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. The most recent proposal presented in 2022 by a group of experts from Poland is discussed below. It is an increasingly serious problem in society It is estimated that it may affect up to one in three adults; furthermore, a growth trend is observed.

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1. A history of metabolic syndrome

In subsequent years, many organizations and scientific societies have published their own criteria, differing from one another in lifestyle factors and cutting-off points. According to the International Diabetes Federation, the International Heart Federation, and the American Heart Association, the term'metabolic syndrome' was proposed in 1981 by researchers from Germany. In the following years, several organizations and societies published their criteria, which differed from each other in their analyzed factors and cutoff points.

2. New criteria for the metabolic syndrome

Additionally, new diagnostic criteria for metabolic syndrome have been proposed by representatives of Polish societies and scientific organisations in 2022): impaired renal function, liver fat, ?? obstructive sleep apnea (P. Given the progress observed in recent years, in 2022, doctors from Polish associations and scientific organizations have proposed new criteria for the diagnosis of metabolic complexity.

3. Comparison of diagnostic criteria for metabolic syndrome

Below are the diagnostic criteria for the metabolic syndrome of various scientific societies and the latest proposal of Polish scientists (M. Dobrowolski et al. 2022).

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Insulin resistance (high insulin concentration) and 2 of which: central obesity, dyslipidemia, ?? high blood pressure or treatment, ‡ abnormal glucose tolerance/ abnormal fasting glucose but no type 2 diabetes.

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Incorrect glucose tolerance/incorrect fasting glucose but no type 2 diabetes and 1 of the following: overweight or obese, dyslipidemia, high blood pressure, ?? other factors Type 2 diabetes In the family, PCOS, a sedentary lifestyle, has reached the age of majority.

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Central obesity and 2 of these: high triglyceride levels or treatment, low HDL cholesterol levels or therapy,

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3 of which: central obesity, high triglyceride levels or treatment,

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The differences relate primarily to the range of carbohydrate disorders (HbA1) as a diagnostic factor for type 2 diabetes (other excluding it from the classification as a diagnosis) and the preconditions for the ZM (glycemia or a carbo-economy disorder) as a novelty in the 2022 guidelines. However, the inclusion of glycemic haemoglobin (HbaA1) in the diagnosis of type 2 diabetic diabetes (Glycemic hemoglobin also depends on reflecting blood glucose levels over the previous three months, which can give a wider picture of HDHD than an individual), as well as on the approximation of glycerin parameters, but it is not a factor in determining the severity of cholesterol levels, and it can also be observed that the presence of high blood pressure, cholesterol levels and/or cholesterol levels (LEDs) are not as high as the prevalence of HDDs, but also that they are not comparable to those of HDHs, HDs, and other forms of hypertension, such as high blood cholesterol levels or cholesterol levels.

9. The procedure

It is also important to implement high-intensity aerobic exercise (defined as a lack of ability to communicate through exercise) or a combination of these two types of hygiene, of which 150300 minutes per week should be recommended for moderate intensity activity (defined as difficulty in talking at full intensity while exercising) or 75150 minutes each week for high intensity aerobatic exercise (definied as not having the ability to interact with exertion) however, the recommendation for a moderate strength-training exercise should be that one of the three types of exercise activity should be exercised in accordance with the individual lifestyle preferences, as well as that it should contribute to the improvement of the lifestyle of patients with moderate to moderate intake of alcohol, and that it may not lead to an increase in the use of oxygen, but may also lead to a decrease in the intensity of physical exercise, including exercise, weight loss, weight reduction, reduction of body fat, weight gain, and weight gain (including, for example, reducing body fat intake, reductions in body weight and weight loss) and many other types of
Source

Dobrowolski P. et al., Zespół metaboliczny — nowa definicja i postępowanie w praktyce, „Nadciśnienie Tętnicze w Praktyce” 2022, 8(2), 47–72.
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