The patients that Dr. Nishishita sees range from those with serious illnesses to those with allergies, and from XNUMX-year-old children who can't keep their heads straight.90He interacts with a very wide range of people, from people as old as his age to even support for athletes. The reason why they are able to examine such a wide range of people is that they are not dexterous at all, they are essentially doing one thing, and they are doing things that can be applied to everyone. . When Dr. Nishishita learned about macrobiotics, he thought, "If we can improve people who are physically unwell, we can make healthy people even healthier." I just changed0.7the eyesight of2.0It seems that I was able to drop my weight. This time, the seminar at the Tokyo school was to "make you think about doing something from tomorrow instead of just learning," so the participants introduced themselves and talked about the purpose of coming to the lecture. How much do you know about macrobiotics?10Self-evaluation was done on a perfect score, and I decided to write down how many points I got after the end. It is part of self-introduction. “I think I know a little bit about macrobiotics, but I only vaguely know about yin and yang, so I came here to learn. I think I would be happy if “After I got sick, I started studying various things. Then I realized that what I thought was right and what I had been living was wrong. I participated because I thought it would be nice if there was something I could take in.” Professor Nishishita said, ``Japanese people are concerned about how healthy they think they are.3In person1without people30%I am cutting.An overwhelming number of people think that they are not healthy, and they are by far the lowest among developed countries.” "The longest life expectancy,30more is said to be obeseBMIIn Japan, the number of people who exceed the numerical value of (body weight / height / height) is3%in America33%is.Despite this, they say they are healthier than Japan.Looking at objective data, Japanese people are honor students.” 
Physiologically healthy (healthy as an animal), psychologically healthy (healthy as a human being), an absolute requirement for health (healthy as a free person) I started with "Seven major conditions of health" by Dr. Yoichi Sakurazawa, who self-grades about. Yamaguchi Teppei
