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| Category | Biomarkery | Biomarkery |
| Evidence strength | Strong evidence | Strong evidence |
| Evidence Score | 5/5 | 5/5 |
| User rating | 4.7 (58) | 4.7 (94) |
| Typical dose | Pomiar wykonuje się 2–3 razy na każdą rękę (dominującą i niedominującą), z przerwą między próbami, biorąc najlepszy uzyskany wynik jako wartość referencyjną | Values: below 5.7% normal, 5.7–6.4% prediabetes, 6.5% and above diabetes (when confirmed) |
| Form | Dynamometr hydrauliczny (najczęściej typu Jamar) — złoty standard w badaniach klinicznych; dostępne są też tańsze dynamometry sprężynowe o nieco mniejszej precyzji | A single blood test, no fasting required |
| Average price | — | — |
| Monthly cost | — | — |
| Time to effects | Not applicable in the sense of an intervention — this is a diagnostic test. Changes in grip strength in response to resistance training tend to be measurable after 8-12 weeks of regular exercise, and the natural age-related declining trend is best tracked at 6-12 month intervals. | The result reflects averaged glycemia from the past 2–3 months — a lifestyle change will only show up in the HbA1c result after several weeks to a few months. |
| Who it's for | People over 50-60 as an early warning sign of possible sarcopenia and loss of independence | People with risk factors for type 2 diabetes |