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The purpose of this study was to obtain the serum lipid levels according to the lifestyles, and examinethe influence of lifestyles on the serum lipid levels among adults who examined the health checkup in an universityhospital. The subjects for this study were 4,112 adults who underwent medical examinations at the health center ofa university hospital in Daejeon city from Jan 2012 to Dec 2013. The lifestyles and serum lipid levels of study subjects were obtained from self-recorded questionnaires and medical examination charts of the hospital. As a result,the mean values of the serum lipid levels (TC, HDL-C. LDL-C and TG) and atherogenic index (AI) of the studysubjects showed a significantly difference according to the lifestyle, such as age, alcohol consumption, smoking, regular exercise, overeating and meat consumption in both sexes. The TC, HDL-C. LDL-C, TG and AI showed apositive correlation with age, AUDIT score, but the HPI score showed a negative correlation in both sexes. In theage-adjusted odds ratio, the risk ratio of an abnormality of TC, HDL-C. LDL-C, TG and AI increased significantlybecause there was an increase in the group of everyday overeating and meat consumption, smoking group, no exercise group, and low HPI group than their respective counterparts in both sexes. The above results suggested thatthe serum lipid levels of the subjects was closely related to increasing age, and lifestyles, such as alcohol consumption, smoking, regular exercise, overeating, and meat consumption.

Relationship Between Life Style and Serum Lipid Levels in Adults using Data from Health Examination