Correlation Between Body Mass Index Waist Hip Ratio and Body Fat Percentage with Blood Pressure in Sedentary Females Sedentary Lifestyle and Body Mass Index Alter Blood Pressure

Introduction: The adoption of a sedentary lifestyle is major contributor to the development disease as well morbidity and mortality rates. People who have high blood pressure can benefit from regular physical activity since it lowers their pressure. A lower body fat percentage connected with risk developing when engaging in activity. There clear correlation between mass index (BMI) (BF%) terms resting rate sympathetic nerve discharge skeletal muscle. greater proportion stored abdomen, opposed gluteal region, associated an increased variety health problems, including diabetes cardiovascular disease. As result, waist-to-hip ratio should be determined order conduct analysis distribution that separate assessment total obesity. materials procedures: Random selection was used choose general population one hundred healthy volunteers non-sedentary subjects. Subjects age group (22-55 years) had BMI than 30 (kg/m2) were considered obese. Non-obese subjects defined having 17.50 25.20 kg/m2 range 22 55 years. purpose this study investigate differences individuals parameters such (BMI), (WHR), (BF%). participants ranged years old, these determined. Results: findings showed higher levels index, waist circumference, did, there positive link Conclusion: conclusion linked increase Body Mass Index, Waist Hip Ratio, Blood Pressure, mass. BMI, WHR, BF%, FM positive. Keywords: fat; index; lifestyle; waist-hip