Diabetes risk and body weight

This table shows the relationship between height/weight and the increased risk of diabetes.

According to the table, if a person's weight exceeds the specified value for their height, the risk of developing diabetes increases.

For example:

• If someone is 147 cm tall and their weight exceeds 54 kg, the risk of developing diabetes increases.

• If someone is 170 cm tall and their weight exceeds 72 kg, the risk of developing diabetes increases.

• If someone is 193 cm tall and their weight exceeds 93 kg, the risk of developing diabetes increases.

This table provides a guide as to how body weight can influence the risk of diabetes for people of different heights.

It is important to note that this is general information, and individual health status, lifestyle, and genetic factors can also influence the risk.

Source

The Circadian Diabetes Code