Metabolic syndrome in United States adolescents has been linked to impairments in reading, attention, and working memory.
Metabolic Syndrome - About
Metabolic Syndrome is associated with sedentary lifestyle .It makes a person more prone to develop type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease.
Metabolic Syndrome is associated with sedentary lifestyle .It makes a person more prone to develop type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease.
‘Metabolic syndrome in United States adolescents has been linked to impairments in reading, attention, and working memory. Treatment can control and perhaps even reverse the condition.’
In the article "Relationship Between Metabolic Syndrome and
Cognitive Abilities in U.S. Adolescents," Muni Rubens and
coauthors from Florida International University, Miami, and Florida
Atlantic University, Boca Raton, evaluated the results of an array of
tests to assess mathematics and reading ability, spatial visualization
and motor skills, and working memory and attention. The researchers found impaired capabilities in specific areas associated with components of metabolic syndrome such as elevated systolic blood pressure, increased waist circumference, and higher fasting glucose.
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