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Aim: This study was carried out to determine nutrition status, habits and the level of meeting daily nutrient requirements of individuals with metabolic syndrome. Material and Methods: This study was conducted on 113 individuals, over 19 years old, with metabolic syndrome according to International Diabetes Federation criteria. Height, body weight, waist circumference were measured, body mass indexes were calculated, demographic characters, nutrition habits and food consumption status were asked and compared recommended values. All data was evaluated by using Nutrition Information System and Statistical Package for the Social Sciences 21.0 for Windows. Results: In this study, 71.7% of the individuals were women, mean age was 47.54+10.14 years, 53.1% of them graduated from primary school, 2.6% were overweight, 71.7% were obese and 25.7% were morbid obese. Men had 2524.1±890.5 kcal/day energy, 52.9% of men met vitamin A, 35.3% of them met vitamin C, 35.3% of them met calcium and magnesium intake; women had 1999.0±615.9 kcal/day energy, 37.8% of them met energy from the protein, 33.3% of them met the vitamin B 6 , 11.1% of them met calcium, 44.4% of them met iron, 17.8% of them met magnesium intake according to the recommended values for Turkey. Conclusion: It was determined that vitamin C intake in men, the energy ratio from protein, vitamin B6 and iron intake in women, and fiber, calcium and magnesium intake in both genders were low and the number of individuals meeting the recommended intake levels was low (<50%).

Can individuals with metabolic syndrome meet their recommended daily nutrients?