Observations reveal that insulin resistance indices predict metabolic syndrome risk in older adults, suggesting preventive measures are crucial.
TyG-BMI and Mets-IR could be better indices for predicting metabolic syndrome in middle-aged and elderly populations. For individuals with indices below the cutoff points, it is advisable to avoid an increase in IR-related indices to prevent metabolic syndrome. A dynamic variety of insulin resistance-related indices could predict a higher risk of the incidence of metabolic syndrome.
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