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This study was conducted to clarify relationships between BMI and the incidence of hypertension, hyperglycemia and hypercholesterolemia among health checkup examinees. The study sample consists of 3,402 adults aged 30s - 60s years, who underwent health check-up at a university hospital. during the Jan. 2007 to Dec. 2008.As a results, blood pressure level at the base line, ORs(95% CI) of hypertension compared with BMI category of 18.5-22.9(normal group) were 1.7(1.2-3.8) for obesity group Ⅰ, and 2.9(1.7-6.2) for obesity group Ⅱ. After adjusting for age and sex, ORs(95% CI) of hypertension compared with BMI category of normal group were 1.3(1.0-1.7) for obesity group Ⅰ, 1.8(1.3-2.4) for obesity group Ⅱ. Serum total cholesterol level at the base line, ORs(95% CI) of hypercholesterolemia compared with BMI category of normal group were 1.7(1.5-4.9) for obesity group Ⅰ, and 2.8(1.8-5.3) for obesity group Ⅱ. After adjusting for age and sex, ORs(95% CI) of hypercholesterolemia compared with BMI category of normal group were 1.5(1.1-1.9) for obesity group Ⅰ, and 2.3(1.7-3.1) for obesity group Ⅱ.

Body Mass Index and Subsequent Risk of Hypertension, Hyperglycemia and Hypercholesterolemia in Health Checkup Examinees