This work studies the follow-up of vitality using parameters related to the arterial wall. This study is based on the application of several mathematical models and different calculation procedures. Humoral parameters together with measurements of the daily insulin secretion (own methodology based on the C-peptide elimination) were applied for the calculations using the exclusively healthy population. In the case of the non-selected population the percentage of disease prevalences due to vascular affections were applied for calculations.
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