Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT Background Obesity is a well known risk factor for the development of metabolic abnormalities. However, some obese people are healthy and on the other hand some people with normal weight have adverse metabolic profile, therefore it can be assumed that there is a difference in physical characteristics amongst these people. The aim of this study was to establish whether there are somatotype differences between metabolically healthy and metabolically obese women who are obese or of normal weight. Subjects and methods Study included 230 women aged 44.76 ± 11.21y. Metabolic status was assessed according to IDF criteria, while somatotype was obtained using Heath & Carter method. Results Significant somatotype differences were observed in the group of women with normal-weight: metabolically healthy women had significantly lower endomorphy, mesomorphy and higher ectomorphy compared to metabolically obese normal-weight women (5.84-3.97-2.21 vs. 8.69-6.47-0.65). Metabolically healthy obese women had lower values of endomorphy and mesomorphy and higher values of ectomorphy compared to ‘at risk’ obese women but the differences were not statistically significant (7.59-5.76-0.63 vs. 8.51-6.58-0.5). Ectomorphy was shown as an important determinant of the favorable metabolic profile (cutoff point was 0.80). Conclusion We concluded that, in addition to fat mass, metabolic profile could be predicted by the structure of lean body mass, and in particular by body linearity. |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypesSomatotypeobesitymetabolic syndromemetabolically healthy obesemetabolically obese normal-weightABSTRACT Background Obesity is a well known risk factor for the development of metabolic abnormalities. However, some obese people are healthy and on the other hand some people with normal weight have adverse metabolic profile, therefore it can be assumed that there is a difference in physical characteristics amongst these people. The aim of this study was to establish whether there are somatotype differences between metabolically healthy and metabolically obese women who are obese or of normal weight. Subjects and methods Study included 230 women aged 44.76 ± 11.21y. Metabolic status was assessed according to IDF criteria, while somatotype was obtained using Heath & Carter method. Results Significant somatotype differences were observed in the group of women with normal-weight: metabolically healthy women had significantly lower endomorphy, mesomorphy and higher ectomorphy compared to metabolically obese normal-weight women (5.84-3.97-2.21 vs. 8.69-6.47-0.65). Metabolically healthy obese women had lower values of endomorphy and mesomorphy and higher values of ectomorphy compared to ‘at risk’ obese women but the differences were not statistically significant (7.59-5.76-0.63 vs. 8.51-6.58-0.5). Ectomorphy was shown as an important determinant of the favorable metabolic profile (cutoff point was 0.80). Conclusion We concluded that, in addition to fat mass, metabolic profile could be predicted by the structure of lean body mass, and in particular by body linearity.Sociedade Brasileira de Endocrinologia e Metabologia2016-02-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S2359-39972016000100060Archives of Endocrinology and Metabolism v.60 n.1 2016reponame:Arquivos de Endocrinologia e Metabolismo (Online)instname:Sociedade Brasileira de Endocrinologia e Metabologia (SBEM)instacron:SBEM10.1590/2359-3997000000159info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessGalić,Biljana SrdićPavlica,TatjanaUdicki,MirjanaStokić,EditaMikalački,MilenaKorovljev,DarinkaČokorilo,NebojšaDrvendžija,ZorkaAdamović,Draganeng2016-02-17T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S2359-39972016000100060Revistahttps://www.aem-sbem.com/https://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.php||aem.editorial.office@endocrino.org.br2359-42922359-3997opendoar:2016-02-17T00:00Arquivos de Endocrinologia e Metabolismo (Online) - Sociedade Brasileira de Endocrinologia e Metabologia (SBEM)false |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes Galić,Biljana Srdić Somatotype obesity metabolic syndrome metabolically healthy obese metabolically obese normal-weight |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Somatotype characteristics of normal-weight and obese women among different metabolic subtypes |
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Galić,Biljana Srdić |
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Galić,Biljana Srdić Pavlica,Tatjana Udicki,Mirjana Stokić,Edita Mikalački,Milena Korovljev,Darinka Čokorilo,Nebojša Drvendžija,Zorka Adamović,Dragan |
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Pavlica,Tatjana Udicki,Mirjana Stokić,Edita Mikalački,Milena Korovljev,Darinka Čokorilo,Nebojša Drvendžija,Zorka Adamović,Dragan |
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Galić,Biljana Srdić Pavlica,Tatjana Udicki,Mirjana Stokić,Edita Mikalački,Milena Korovljev,Darinka Čokorilo,Nebojša Drvendžija,Zorka Adamović,Dragan |
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Somatotype obesity metabolic syndrome metabolically healthy obese metabolically obese normal-weight |
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Somatotype obesity metabolic syndrome metabolically healthy obese metabolically obese normal-weight |
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ABSTRACT Background Obesity is a well known risk factor for the development of metabolic abnormalities. However, some obese people are healthy and on the other hand some people with normal weight have adverse metabolic profile, therefore it can be assumed that there is a difference in physical characteristics amongst these people. The aim of this study was to establish whether there are somatotype differences between metabolically healthy and metabolically obese women who are obese or of normal weight. Subjects and methods Study included 230 women aged 44.76 ± 11.21y. Metabolic status was assessed according to IDF criteria, while somatotype was obtained using Heath & Carter method. Results Significant somatotype differences were observed in the group of women with normal-weight: metabolically healthy women had significantly lower endomorphy, mesomorphy and higher ectomorphy compared to metabolically obese normal-weight women (5.84-3.97-2.21 vs. 8.69-6.47-0.65). Metabolically healthy obese women had lower values of endomorphy and mesomorphy and higher values of ectomorphy compared to ‘at risk’ obese women but the differences were not statistically significant (7.59-5.76-0.63 vs. 8.51-6.58-0.5). Ectomorphy was shown as an important determinant of the favorable metabolic profile (cutoff point was 0.80). Conclusion We concluded that, in addition to fat mass, metabolic profile could be predicted by the structure of lean body mass, and in particular by body linearity. |
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