統合失調症のときの食べ物



 1 / 12  食事が重要です   
 

慢性的な病気である統合失調症の人たちは、飽和脂肪酸が多く、果物や食物繊維の少ない、健康的でない食生活をしています。悪い食習慣は、統合失調症以外の病気にもつながります。心血管疾患、糖尿病などです。調査結果では、食事を変えることが、大いに役立つことを示しています。ここでは、考慮するべき食べ物や、避けるべきものを紹介します。
 

 2 / 12  果物を食べましょう   
 

多くの研究で、統合失調症の人は十分な食物繊維を摂っていないと指摘しています。ラズベリー、梨、りんごなどの果物は食物繊維の良い供給源です。食物繊維は、悪玉コレステロールを抑えたり、消化の役に立ちます。
 

 3 / 12  野菜を食べましょう   
 

脂肪やカロリーが少なく、食物繊維や重要なビタミンが詰まった野菜は、統合失調症の人の食事に不足しがちな食物です。カリウムは、血糖値を抑えたりする働きをする、鍵となる栄養素で、豆類や、さつまいもの中に含まれています。
 

 4 / 12  鮭や青魚を食べましょう   
 

オメガ3脂肪酸は、体内では合成されません。食物を通してしか摂取できません。なぜ、オメガ3脂肪酸が必要なのでしょうか?オメガ3脂肪酸が症状を和らげたり、病気の進行を遅らせたりするという調査結果が次々と報告されているからです。鮭や青魚にはオメガ3脂肪酸が豊富です。魚が嫌いという人は、サプリメントでも大丈夫です。
 

 5 / 12  鶏肉を食べましょう   
 

研究では、ビタミンであるナイアシンが病気の進行を遅らせたり症状を和らげたりすることが報告されています。その豊富な供給源のひとつが鶏肉です。
 

 6 / 12  牡蠣やカニを食べましょう   
 

専門家は、亜鉛と統合失調症に関連性があると言います。牡蠣やカニは亜鉛が豊富に含まれています。牛肉やシリアルにも含まれています。サプリメントでも摂れますが、お医者さんに相談したほうが良いでしょう。
 

 7 / 12  二枚貝を食べましょう   
 

精神病の人は、ビタミンB12が低いという報告がされています。B12は症状を和らげます。 二枚貝には豊富なB12が含まれています。
 

 8 / 12  ほうれん草を食べましょう   
 

葉物野菜の王様であるほうれん草は、葉酸が豊富です。葉酸は症状を和らげます。
 

 9 / 12  肝油を摂りましょう   
 

ビタミンDの効果については、賛否両論があります。日光に当たる事によっても作り出されるビタミンDですが、食べ物からも取れます。
 

 10 / 12  ヨーグルトを食べましょう   
 

腸内細菌が注目を集めています。果物や野菜に含まれる食物繊維が、腸内細菌のえさとなります。ヨーグルトやキムチの中の生きた善玉菌が役に立ちます。
 

 11 / 12  小麦を避けましょう   
 

ある専門家は、小麦に対する過敏性が精神病の要因になりうると思っています。グルテンフリーの食事に変えたところ症状が改善した患者さんがいるという研究もあります。グルテンは小麦に含まれるタンパク質です。
 

 12 / 12  精白糖を避けましょう   
 

統合失調症の人の中には、食生活が悪く、糖尿病になる確率が高い人がいるというのは、確かです。精製された炭水化物を避け、GI値が低い食品を選びましょう。
 

People should not be aimless.
Even in despair, one should not give up his or her purpose.
May hope come to those who are poor, sick, or suffering.

1. Selfish people cannot avoid conflicts with others due to unrestricted seeking of freedom.
2. Selfish people struggles due to seeking of freedom on the level of individual to nation.
3. The reason why bullying among young people have not decreased is a social situation where struggles among adults are daily happenings. Capitalism and moral theory are incompatible.
4. In order to correct our conflicts, a restriction of seeking freedom is necessary.
5. The struggle stems from unrestricted seeking of resources of our planet.
6. It is important to live within the minimum amount of resources required.
7. The United States and Japan, which were considered to be advanced countries, could not overcome the struggle for deprivation. We can understand that their societies are parasitic structures.
8. The selfish people are parasitic on others like a virus.
9. The metropolis is an unreal world made up of all the possible resources of our planet.
10.The earth's resources distort each person's life and society. And they will go mad. It is important to live a simple life without destroying the great nature.

1. All of us in Today's society live with mental illness more or less.
2. Even those who claim that they have no mental illness at all must be suffering from some form of mental illness.
3. There is a clear difference in judgment between those who have always made clear judgments and those who have always made vague judgments.
4. The source of mental illness is usually the environment surrounding the individual, and without treatment for the society as a whole, there is no cure for the individual.
5. Our society is losing love.
6. We, who have originally a sin of seeking of freedom, must sincerely ask the world of our existence "What is true love?" and need to listen to the whispers of the instincts suppressed.
7. The people living in the capitalist society are filled with too much false love.
8. However, if we can be deeply grateful for the great love we have received from our predecessors, we will begin to have great love in ourselves and will be able to carry on and fulfill their ideals beyond time and space. This great love is indispensable for the proper healing of the sick.
9. But it is not easy to reach the state of mind of Jesus or Buddha.

1. The fluid capitalist society, which is based on the premise of self-pleasure without mutual support, forms a fragile social inclusiveness by grouping individuals according to their hobbies, without village-like social inclusiveness, but this does not deserve to be called a society.
2. It is true that we have enjoyed various commodities as a product of the capitalism principle, but the reason why so many mentally ill people are spreading in the material civilization is that capitalism is fundamentally incompatible with the harmonious values of instinct.
3. An obsession with money will make you selfish and autistic, and more likely to become a psychopath.
There are probably two types of psychopaths: genuine psychopaths, who are born without conscience, and pseudo-psychopaths, who are the result of acquired influences such as culture and society.
If one could control the secretion of dopamine in a person, it would be possible to manipulate his or her behavior.
If dopamine can be secreted by obtaining money, then money can be used to control and brainwash people.

「病の起源」ハッザ族

The Living Earth
~ Perspectives on Environmental Issues

No.7 Environmental Problems and the Limits of Industrial Technology

So far, we have discussed the shape of the earth, ecosystems, and industrialized society.

The conclusion, however, is almost a foregone conclusion: if we unilaterally consume things that will cease to exist if we use them, we will eventually have to stop our activities, and afterwards we will be left with the pollution caused by waste products.

The reason why such an obvious result is not easily understood is probably because people are blinded by the many achievements of industrial technology since the Industrial Revolution and have a vague expectation that science and technology will eventually solve environmental problems, or "faith" in science.

In addition, I believe that science and technology are so fragmented and buried in technological development in individual fields that we have lost sight of the big picture, which is the current crisis situation of science and technology.

The essence of the environmental problem, as we have already seen, was the problem of the closed system of industrialized society, which consumes resources unilaterally, increasing material entropy in the global environment and destroying the Earth's steady state.

The law of thermology, which states that "all activities in a closed system monotonically increase entropy," indicates that the environmental problem cannot be solved by industrial technology.

Even the most advanced industrial technology can never reduce entropy.

This is not a problem that can only be solved by trying; it is a problem that has already been concluded.

We must first accept this "fact" and then start thinking about how to deal with environmental problems.

The cause of our current environmental problems is the existence of a bloated industrial production system.

And environmental problems cannot be solved by industrial technology.

Therefore, the way to deal with the problem is almost self-evident.

The first step is to gradually reduce the size of the industrial production system that is the cause of the problem.

Then, we must restore and enrich the ecological material cycle, the most basic and important mechanism that guarantees the Earth's stability, which has been damaged and lost by the industrial production system.

It is important to note here that the particular system of human society, industrialized society, is the cause of environmental problems, but it is not the cause of human existence itself.

The material cycle of the ecosystem can be further enriched through the active involvement of humans as members of the ecosystem.

Only the acquisition of commensurate abundance in the enrichment of ecosystems will ensure a sustainable human society.



~ Anthropology of "Living day-to-day" ~

While a life of floating and drifting without a goal or professional identity may seem difficult to us, Tanzanians talk about the unique richness that comes with this way of life. They are proud of the experience ( knowledge ) they have gained from moving from job to job, of having survived difficult situations, of being able to find a way to survive anywhere and in any situation, and of the ability to live their daily lives over and over again, triggered by chance encounters. Pidahan, the ultimate "Living day-to-day", had the same self-confidence and composure as the Tanzanian people. ......They had a confidence, a reserve, and a sense of laughter that could only come from living day-to-day.

Mainstream society is afraid of "Living day-to-day". Whether this fear is for the social system or for its own existence, it is afraid without even knowing it.