Tanita-derived metabolic age

Biomarker

1 paper4 findings

  • Humans1

Associations

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Weight-adjusted-waist index

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1 study
  1. Weight-adjusted-waist index is associated with Tanita-derived metabolic age in humans.

    “weight-adjusted waist index was not significantly associated with metabolic age change in the adjusted model.”

    HumansMediterranean diet follow-up; no significant association after adjustment for weight change, age, sex, and baseline metabolic age6 monthsn = 414

    Weight loss-independent associations of body composition changes with device-derived metabolic age during Mediterranean diet follow-up

    Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)5 Oct 2026

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Protein mass

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1 study
  1. Protein mass is associated with Tanita-derived metabolic age in humans (β=-0.339).

    “Changes in muscle-fat ratio (β=-0.585), visceral fat (β=-0.556), and protein mass (β=-0.339) were significantly associated with metabolic age change after adjustment”

    HumansMediterranean diet follow-up; adjusted for weight change, age, sex, and baseline metabolic age6 monthsn = 414

    Weight loss-independent associations of body composition changes with device-derived metabolic age during Mediterranean diet follow-up

    Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)5 Oct 2026

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Visceral fat

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1 study
  1. Visceral fat is associated with Tanita-derived metabolic age in humans (β=-0.556).

    “Changes in muscle-fat ratio (β=-0.585), visceral fat (β=-0.556), and protein mass (β=-0.339) were significantly associated with metabolic age change after adjustment”

    HumansMediterranean diet follow-up; adjusted for weight change, age, sex, and baseline metabolic age6 monthsn = 414

    Weight loss-independent associations of body composition changes with device-derived metabolic age during Mediterranean diet follow-up

    Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)5 Oct 2026

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Muscle-fat ratio

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1 study
  1. Muscle-fat ratio is associated with Tanita-derived metabolic age in humans (β=-0.585).

    “Changes in muscle-fat ratio (β=-0.585), visceral fat (β=-0.556), and protein mass (β=-0.339) were significantly associated with metabolic age change after adjustment”

    HumansMediterranean diet follow-up; adjusted for weight change, age, sex, and baseline metabolic age6 monthsn = 414

    Weight loss-independent associations of body composition changes with device-derived metabolic age during Mediterranean diet follow-up

    Revista da Associacao Medica Brasileira (1992)5 Oct 2026

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