CRP and type 2 diabetes mellitus: According to the model, (a) from the anthropometrics, an increased systolic blood pressure and body weight; (b) from the biochemical, increased B12, low HDL, high WBC, uric acid and urea, triglycerides and CRP; and (c) from the gait parameters, slower propulsion speed and circumduction, foot progression angle, pronation-supination toe off and gaitline toe off were the most predictive for the occurrence of T2DM (Figure 2).