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ak-344		ak-344		11	.pdf	application/pdf	3790	183	56	The dual bur- den of excessive FM and low FFM may lead to a higher risk of cardiovascular and other diseases and disability and lower physical performance compared with individu- als with normal body composition or low FFM or high FM alone. The FM to FFM ratio (FM/FFM) was calculated as an index of obesity combined with sarcopenia and the fol- lowing cut-off values were used (Biolo et al., 2015; Prado et al., 2012): FM/FFM ratio < 0.40 for metabolically healthy obese individuals in whom the increase in FM was minor compared to that in FFM; FM/FFM ratios between 0.40 and 0.80 for obese phenotypes in whom FM predominated FFM, but FFM is still adequately maintained; FM/FFM ratios > 0.80 for obese phenotypes with sarcopenia in whom FM was increased and FFM was reduced. 39 ANNALES KINESIOLOGIAE • 13 • 2022 • 1 Mihaela JURDANA, Ana TOMAŽIČ, Boštjan ŽVANUT:	cache/ak-344.pdf	txt/ak-344.txt