Anthropometric biomarkers and iron deficiency in obese women: a systematic review
Abstract
It appeared that a deficiency, a deficiency, and a combination of two different conditions, but that are combined molecularly and if combined, are combined only molecularly and if combined. In this context, different hypotheses have suggested to elucidate the relationship between indicators of obesity and iron deficiency. One of the main hypotheses is related to the inflammatory process. This review aimed to analyze the relationship between anthropometric biomarkers and iron deficiency in adult women with obesity. The study carried out is a systematic literature review that used the PIOT strategy. The published bibliographic survey published in Medline and VHL databases, with the 2018 2021 studies being a survey with levels I, being of high statistical power, this review is considered safe in relation to its, level of involvement. The research with 4 exploratory articles, approaching anthropometric data and some biomarkers. When analyzing all the articles presented together, it can be inferred that overweight and obesity are a risk factor in women aged between 18 and 49 years. In addition, the metric perimeters of weights, BMI and the levels of increased weights related to the diminution of irons in the body of women. It was possible to have an increased likelihood of increased inflammation and leptin levels in obeos may reduce the availability.
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