Yamai ha Ki kara (病は気から - Care Killed the Cat)

It has been thought that people become physically sick or recover from it due to their mind.

In fact, there is the prverb, "yamai ha ki kara" (病は気から), which says the thought.

Here "yamai" (病) means "sick," and "ki kara" (気から) means "come from a mind."

There is also the English proverb, "Care killed the cat."

This thought is not just a superstition -- according to a recent study conducted by Osaka University, experiments proved that mental factors such as stress affect immune reactions.

Now further scientific evidences are studying.

病は気から

古くから、気の持ちようのよって、病気になりやすかったり治りやすかったりすると考えられてきました。

実際、その考えを示すことわざに「病は気から」というものがあります。

英語にも "Care killed the cat" のようなことわざがあります。

この考えはことわざに留まらず、最近の大阪大学の研究によると、ストレスなどの精神的作用が、免疫反応に影響を与えることなどが実験で証明されました。

現在ではさらなる科学的根拠についての研究がなされています。

• It has been thought that people become physically sick or recover from it due to their mind.
• It has been thought that the mind has an influence over whether people become physically sick or recover from illness due to their mind.

• In fact, there is the prverb, "yamai ha ki kara" (病は気から), which says the thought.
• In fact, there is the prverb, "yamai ha ki kara" (病は気から), which says expresses this the thought.

• Here "yamai" (病) means "sick," and "ki kara" (気から) means "come from a mind."
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• There is also the English proverb, "Care killed the cat."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This thought is not just a superstition -- according to a recent study conducted by Osaka University, experiments proved that mental factors such as stress affect immune reactions.
• This thought is not just a superstition -- according to a recent study conducted by Osaka University, experiments proved that mental factors, such as stress, affect immune reactions.

• Now further scientific evidences are studying.
• Now further scientific evidences are being studied.