Abstract
There were studied basic somatometric, hemodynamic indices and daily dietary intake in students. There were analyzed the correlation relationships between the most important and informative indices. There was noted the lack of reliable link between the attained body height and weight with those at birth. There was shown an impact of the separate components of the diet on the morphological status of the body and the functioning of the circulatory system. There were established gender features consisting in the presence of strong correlations in a group of young men. There were revealed intra-individual differences of specific indices most pronounced in data of the daily intake.
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