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Three factors common to metabolic syndrome include:

Three factors common to metabolic syndrome include:
a.   presence of significant abdominal fat mass, changes in glucose metabolism and changes in lipoprotein metabolism
b.   increased fat mass throughout the body, changes in glucose metabolism, and delayed sexual maturation
c.   significant increase of fat on hips and thighs, delayed linear growth, change in calcium and Vitamin D metabolism
d.   BMI is at the 85th percentile, Type 2 diabetes mellitus is present, and hypertension

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You're welcome Happy Dummy

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