Cardiovascular disease risk factors and a body composition in working men

We examined 75 men working in an organized team, each of them was surveyed to reveal risk factors for CNCDs according the Methodological recommendations of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation and FSI NRCPM. In addition the bioimpedance analysis of the body composition was made. The average age was 38,6±11,6 years. The average body mass index (BMI) was 26,5±4,0 kg/m2. The incidence of cardiovascular disease risk factors in working men increases with age, as well as an excess accumulation of an adipose tissue. The bioimpedance analysis of the body composition can detect individuals with a high body fat mass index and a reduced ratio between the active cell and fat mass as a group requiring a preventive intervention in a lifestyle to improve the metabolic profile.