Relative handgrip strength correlates inversely with increased body fat, inflammatory markers and increased serum lipids in young, healthy adults – The LBA study,Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice
Handgrip strength (HGS) is a surrogate marker of whole body strength that has been observed to correlate inversely with the metabolic syndrome (MetS). In this study, we examined whether HGS in young, healthy individuals, was associated with surrogate endpoints of the MetS. A secondary goal was to examine whether absolute HGS (absHGS) or relative HGS (relHGS) was a stronger predictor of MetS.
中文翻译：
相对握力与年轻、健康成年人的体脂增加、炎症标志物和血脂增加呈负相关 – LBA 研究
握力 （HGS） 是全身力量的替代标志物，已被观察到与代谢综合征 （MetS） 呈负相关。在这项研究中，我们检查了年轻、健康个体的 HGS 是否与 MetS 的替代终点相关。次要目标是检查绝对 HGS （absHGS） 还是相对 HGS （relHGS） 是 MetS 的更强预测因子。
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