Body Mass Index is The Most Associated Anthropometry Indicators of Obesity with Insulin Resistance in Female College Students

Background: Dysfunction of body tissues due to excessive food consumption is often referred obesity. Excess storage visceral fat can develop insulin resistance. Insulin resistance associated with cardiovascular diseases. Anthropometric measurements illustrate the early risk The aim this study identify association between anthropometric indicators and resistance.Materials Methods: participants in were 163 female students aged 19-24 years who live Semarang. This a cross sectional purposive sampling method using "google form". data that collected include weight, height, waist cirrcumference, hip, sagittal abdominal diameter. Biochemical blood sugar levels. analyzed Pearson Correlation test Multiple Linear Regression test.Results: high 72.4% for Waist Height Ratio (WHtR); 22.1% Hip (WHR); 35.6% Body Mass Index (BMI); 12.2% Sagittal Abdominal Diameter (SAD) 55.2% cirrcumference. Meanwhile, subjects Fasting Blood Glucose levels was 16.6%, had Conicity (C-Index) at 74.8% based on Relative Fat (RFM) it 23.9% obesity Homeostasis Model Assessment Resistance (HOMA-IR) 74.2%. obesity, including Index, Mass, WHtR, WHR, BMI, SAD, hip ratio all positively Therefore, multivariate analysis showed an increase mass index indicator most (p<0,001).Conclusion: