The health inspection agency "Yongyue Health Management Center" released a 2018 health inspection report. According to analyzing a total of 10,411 high-level health inspection data last year, it found that the top 10 national health inspection characters were insufficient vitamin D, "fatty liver", "overweight", "hyperlipidemia", "overweight", "insufficient bone density", "insulin impedance (pre-diabetes), "anomalous liver function", "hyperglycemia", and "obesity".

Yongyue Health Management Center pointed out that analyzing more than 10,000 health inspection data last year, men and women accounted for 54.3% and 45.7%, with an average age of 49.2 years old. Among them, "Vitamin D deficiency" is the top of the list of health inspections, accounting for 70% of the total number of people. It is worth noting that "insufficient bone density" has also risen year by year, growing from 23.9% 10 years ago to 37% this year.

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Yongyue Prevention Medical Department Deputy Director of Quality, said that most people think that as long as you are exposed to sunlight, there will be no deficiency of vitamin D, but the reasons for insufficient vitamin D deficiency include fear of darkness, lack of outdoor activities, anti-light oil, impotence, inadequate intake, and poor absorption.

Vitamin D can promote the absorption of calcification, so the calcification in the blood increases and helps bone calcification. Feng Sijia said that women are a high-risk group with bone relieving and "skeletal muscle mass deficiency (sarcopenia). According to data analysis, the bone density of the subjects is subject to clinical diagnosis. Regardless of gender age, the rate of inadequacy exceeds 30%, and more than 70% over 50 years old. Among them, those who have reached the definition of bone relieving are 14.1% for men and 34.1% for women. It is seen that many years of women are seriously exposed to the risk of fracture due to bone relieving.

In addition, "fatty liver" has been the top male red list for many years, with an abnormal proportion as high as 61.5%, and men (71.8%) are far greater than women (49.3%). From the analysis of health inspection data, it was found that in 29.3% of "hepatic function abnormality", men (40.1%) were also significantly higher than women (16.5%); and compared with 2017, the three highs of men, "hypertensiveness, hyperglycemia, and hyperlipidemia", rose from 5.3% to 8.2% at a historical high, with an annual growth rate of more than 50%, and began to rise from the age of 40.

Xi Sijia said that especially those with high social status, especially those with high social status, who have problems such as hypertension, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia and obesity due to their dietary habits, remuneration culture and high-pressure lifestyle, are high-risk groups for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and liver diseases. Men should pay attention to health warnings, in addition to reducing remuneration or changing remuneration culture, reducing smoke and appropriate drinking, and also changing their dietary habits and growing into fixed sports habits.