【健康】重要研究:成年期保持活躍可降低死亡風險【文化視野】

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According to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 85 studies involving millions of participants
Staying active throughout adulthood
It can reduce the risk of death by up to 40%
This groundbreaking study shows
The longevity benefits of maintaining physical activity over the long term
Comparable to or even surpassing many medical treatments
even better
Adults who transition from a sedentary lifestyle
to an active lifestyle
The risk of death was reduced by 22% to 27%
indicating that personal choice rather than corporate control of medication
remains the ultimate key to longevity
The research findings reveal fraud
in the medical industry which
profits from diseases while ignoring simple drug-free solutions
This study once again demonstrates the effectiveness
of vaccines and affordable medicines in the context
of government and health authorities strongly promoting vaccination mandates and expensive medications
True health freedom begins with individual action
Move your body
Regular physical activity can reduce the risk of death by 40 percent
An international research team led by scientists from the University of Queensland
Analyzing long-term tracking of physical
activity patterns rather than single sessions
of activity to determine how sustained exercise
affects lifespan the results were shocking
Active adults have a 29% to 39%
lower risk of death from any cause
For the deadliest disease in the Western
world that is most easily preventable
heart disease active people can reduce their risk of death by 30% to 40%
Even those who start later still reap rich rewards transitioning
from lounging on the couch to
becoming moderate exercise participants
The mortality rate has dropped by 22% to 27%
breaking the myth that only
lifelong exercise is meaningful
the dose is very important
But perfection is not necessary
Research confirms
meeting the standard exercise guidelines
150 to 300 minutes of moderate-intensity activity per week
Provides the strongest protection
but reassuringly
even physical activity below the guidelines
can bring significant benefits
The greatest reduction in mortality
risk for those transitioning
from a sedentary lifestyle to moderate intensity activity
The first step away from a sedentary
lifestyle proves that every
bit of movement is crucial This relates to fitness companies
They are completely opposite to
the "all or nothing" philosophy
promoted by expensive gym
memberships or optimized supplements
Data shows that the average person does
not need an elite-level training program
They just need consistent moderate effort
Despite large pharmaceutical companies
Making billions of dollars from selling anti
-inflammatory and blood pressure medications
but this study shows
Regular physical activity is more
effective than most medications in reducing
cardiovascular mortality and has no side
effects but the association
is weaker for cancer
But those who engaged in significant physical activity had a 25%
lower risk of death The study
results highlight an alarming reality
Medical institutions profit from treating the symptoms of a sedentary lifestyle such as
diabetes and heart disease while underestimating
the preventive role of lifestyle changes
A related study published in the
American Heart Association journal found
that weekend warriors those who spend 150 minutes of activity per week
The mortality rate of people compressed
into one to two days is similar
to that of daily exercisers and their risk of death from various causes
It decreased by 32%
Cardiovascular mortality decreased by 31%
Cancer risk decreased by 21%
These findings are from a sedentary society
The deadly consequences
From subsidized processed foods to car-dependent cities
When companies are aggressively promoting diabetes medications and weight loss programs
this study proves
In this era of medical tyranny movement
remains the ultimate rebellion You do not
need a doctor's permission medicine
prescriptions or government-approved programs
Just get moving is enough
Also in this era
more and more patients are seeking natural therapies
rather than traditional therapies to maintain their health
Medical institutions such as the
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center are leading the way in adopting combination therapies
By combining herbal medicine and traditional therapies that have been used for
centuries the medical team observed improved
symptom management and reduced side effects
It has also improved the survival rates of
certain diseases This shift reflects an increasing
awareness of the potential of herbal medicine
under the guidance of scientific rigor
At MSKCC a dedicated clinical
herbal pharmacist works with
oncologists and patients to
prepare herbal formulations
For example traditional Chinese medicine is integrated into treatment plans
Coordinator of the MSKCC Herbal Information Center
Yenai Jusengho said
Pharmacists and herbalists share a common goal of putting
patients first and supporting
their health through wise choices
A recent study led by the researcher found
that breast cancer patients who used traditional
Chinese medicine in combination with conventional treatment had a lower mortality rate
The incidence of menopause-related cancers is also lower Reasonable
How herbal supplements enhance medical effectiveness
In addition to cancer treatment
Herbal medicine has also been proven to be a
dynamic partner in drug treatment according to
clinical herbalist Naomi
Gilbert from the United States and the United Kingdom who cites a study
This study shows that oregano oil can
enhance the effectiveness
of antibiotics
reduce the required dosage and alleviate side effects such as nausea Similarly
Turmeric and astragalus also show a synergistic effect with chemotherapy drugs
Ginger also helps enhance the effectiveness of diabetes medications
Synergy
A better synergy between substances
Is the core of this trend
Like a well-tuned symphony orchestra
Some herbs can enhance the
precision of medications
Gilbert explained Iron-rich
nettle can improve organ health
Herbal remedies such as milk thistle
can help relieve stress without
interfering with primary treatment and
this synergistic effect can reduce costs
Reduce reliance on high-dose medications and address the root imbalance issues in line with the
holistic philosophy of traditional Chinese
medicine that harmonizes yin and yang energies
This is how the
world is connected
Although herbal medicine has many
benefits there are still differences in culture and professional perspectives Dr Hou pointed out
Some clinical physicians remain skeptical about herbal medicine because they are
concerned about the risks of it being
ineffective However through patient surveys
Shared databases and joint consultations
are eliminating these barriers
At MSKCC patients disclose their
use of herbal remedies in advance
This allows pharmacists to review
the brand assess interactions
and adjust treatment plans according to health goals
Patients often seek herbal medicine to regain a sense of control
Dr Hou said Refusing herbal medicine without communication
There is a risk of non-compliance with the medical board
Tools such as the MSKCC herbal database
This database highlights the risks and benefits of 300 plant-based treatments
helps bridge the knowledge gap
Build trust between doctors and patients
A delicate balance
Managing risks and interactions
Although there is a synergistic effect
Safety remains crucial
Herbal remedies such as St John's wort can speed up liver metabolism
and reduce the effectiveness of antidepressants and blood thinners
Ginseng may interfere with the effectiveness
of heart medications Transparency is crucial
Patients must inform their healthcare provider of all supplements and herbal medicines
they are using otherwise it may result in unexpected harm the range of side effects is wide
From mild rashes caused by things like insect bites to
severe cases such as ginkgo or grapefruit taken before surgery
The risk of bleeding varies
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health urges cautious use
and emphasizes that natural does not mean safe
Herbalists now prioritize low-toxicity medications
For example hawthorn is used to support the heart
Used for treating anemia to balance efficacy and safety
Ancient roots have shaped the
development of modern healthcare
The rising credibility of herbal medicine reflects its roots in ancient systems such as
traditional Chinese medicine which views health
as a balance between qi energy and elemental forces
In Taiwan herbal medicine and traditional remedies are prescribed together under the national health
insurance system Studies show that herbal medicine can improve the survival rate of cancer patients Similarly
Ayurveda and Western herbal
traditions are being re-evaluated
through clinical trials Modern patients value holistic care
Just as effectiveness is
valued self-taught consumers not
only need evidence but also
cultural heritage Kirby pointed out
This dual focus-driven traditional Chinese medicine balanced ecosystem
approach complements targeted biomedical
research not only addressing symptoms
A more effective way to address systemic imbalances lies in the essence of balancing research and
hope marking a paradigm shift through the integration
of herbal medicine and traditional therapies
He realized that nature and science are not mutually competitive Although traditional
Chinese medicine has a two-thousand-year history that has provided a foundation
But now rigorous trials are rewriting the guidelines
As Professor Hou said
Collaboration will transform inheritance into innovation
The current message is clear
Rational and evidence-based dialogue
combined with evidence-based medicine can
usher in a new era of patient-centered
healthcare in a world filled with screens
The era of notifications and endless scrolling is causing severe
damage to the human nervous system
However a wisdom from ancient times
A breakthrough solution supported by
modern science offers a glimmer of hope
Dr Ebrahim is an outstanding doctor and resilience expert He
recommends that people engage in 20 minutes of nature therapy every day
To offset the stress and destructive effects of technology
This simple and effective therapy
Forest bathing from Japan
Exercise has been proven to reduce
cortisol lower blood
pressure and even boost
the immune system The evidence is obvious
Our brains are naturally drawn to nature
But it is being overwhelmed by artificial stimuli
Every notification sound from a smartphone
triggers a dopamine surge
Using it leads to being trapped in a cycle of stress and distractions
but unlike the digital world
nature provides restorative sensory input
It calms people rather than agitates them
Japanese research confirms
that just spending 20 minutes in a forest environment
can reduce stress hormones
Lowering heart rate and
enhancing the activity of natural
killer NK cells which is crucial for immune defense
For those trapped in the
urban jungle Dr Selhub's
program can seamlessly integrate into city parks
Being near indoor plants or
gazing at a window with dripping
rain can reconnect you with nature
and reset your nervous system
A 20-minute nervous system
reset - Dr Selhub's method
-详细介绍 on MindBodyGreen -
including five stages -
To maximize the natural healing effects
Connect and disconnect
1 to 5 minutes
Put away electronic devices
Take deep breaths
Activate the senses
Transition from the chaotic
digital world to natural
calmness sensory tranquility
activating all five senses
Pay attention to colors
textures bird calls the fragrance of the soil the scent of fresh air when distracted
Gradually bring your attention back
to the surrounding environment Focus
on observing Minutes 11 to 15 Focus
your attention on a natural element
For example a tree a stream or a cloud
Look at it with a gentle gaze to avoid mental tension
Integration and gratitude
16 to 20 minutes
Place your hand on your chest
feel the changes in your body and
express gratitude bring this calm
into daily life
consistency is key
Although one session
can immediately relieve
stress regular practice can rewire the
stress response improve sleep and enhance
cognitive function
Forest Medicine Science
Japanese forest medicine research over
decades has shown the physiological benefits
of nature boosting
immunity plant bactericides
and natural compounds released by trees
It can increase NK cells
by 50% within 30 days
of contact reduce stress
and after a forest bath
Body fat alcohol and adrenaline levels significantly decreased Cardiovascular health
After a natural walk
Blood pressure decreased by 7 millimeters of mercury
Everyone even city dwellers can benefit from it
Pre-psychotherapy
A 2024 study found that forest bathing
can reduce skin electrical activity
A stress indicator decreased by
27% and enhanced parasympathetic
nervous system activity
which is crucial for recovery
There is no forest no problem
Dr Selhab emphasized adaptability
A small dose of intervention may also be effective
A 5-minute walk can be considered
Have lunch outdoors or arrange a walking
meeting in the park
Indoor alternatives such as
indoor plants natural sounds or opening the
window to observe the
outside also have benefits
He suggests viewing nature as a superfood for the nervous system and
balancing screen time with green time
to regain health in a disconnected world
As the government and companies vigorously
promote digitalization individuals
must defend their own and nature's biological
rights according to Dr Selahub's plan
Self-care is more
than just resistance
by prioritizing 20 minutes of
sensory immersion
each day we reclaim
what technology has taken from us
The healing power of the natural world
Well that's it for today
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