*3.2.5 Correlation of the genotypes of LRP5rs121908669 with body mass index BMI*

According to the results of the odd ratio test, the logistic regression test, and the chi-square test which are presented in **Table 5**, the following results are obtained:

The appearance of the genotype GG increases in women who are carriers of BMI (obese, over obesity) and decreases in women with normal BMI. In other words, the characteristics of the carriers of the GG genotype in terms of BMI may be (obese or over obesity) and they cannot have a normal BMI. The GG genotype is a predisposing factor for obesity and over obesity, and a protective factor against reaching normal BMI.

The appearance of the CC genotype decreases in women who are carriers of BMI (overweight, over obesity). In other words, carriers of the CC genotype cannot be with BMI (overweight or over obesity). The CC genotype is a protective factor against BMI (over obesity and overweight).

The appearance of the genotype GC decreases in women who are carriers of BMI (normal, obese). In other words, the characteristics of GC genotype carriers may be in terms of BMI (normal, obesity). The GC genotype is a protective factor against obesity and a protective factor against reaching BMI (normal weight). This relationship is being studied for the first time globally.


**Table 5.**

*Results of the statistical relationships that study the relationship between BMI and genotypes of LRP5rs121908669.*
