Every four-inches of height 'cuts the risk of the silent killer by up to 40% because tall people's bodies process glucose better'
Short people have higher liver fat content, blood pressure and inflammation. German researchers say those factors put smaller people at risk of condition. Whereas tall people have greater insulin sensitivity and more efficient beta cells.
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