Abstracts, Vol.36, No.1, 2018 English

International Society of Life Information Science (ISLIS)

Journal of International Society of
Life Information Science (ISLIS)

Vol.36, No.1, March 2018

Abstract

[Original Research Paper]Peer Reviewed

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Development of a Gait Training System that Realizes Reduction of Lumbago by Improving Walking Posture and Correcting Bowleg

Kazuhide UESUGI¹, Yoshinori ADACHI², Hirohito SHINTANI¹, Kazuhiro KOUSHI¹,

Isao TSUNODA¹, and Kimiyasu KIYOTA¹

1 National Institute of Technology, Kumamoto College
2Chubu University

Abstract:

As workplaces have more and more person sitting at computers, the cases of bad posture are increasing, and with that, the risk of lumbago is increasing. In previous studies, it became clear that poor walking attitude, such as a leg power difference between the left foot and the right foot and the occurrence of bowlegs, is a cause of lumbago. When the posture is good, a person can walk efficiently and there will not be any low back pain. However, when a person suffers from bowlegs, the force is dispersed in the lateral direction, resulting in inefficient walking, and it is thought that the load derived from this is the cause of lumbago. This research was done from the viewpoint of walking training, and the development of a walking training system that improves walking posture and corrects for bowlegs, etc. and contributes to mitigation of lumbago was studied.

Keywords:: walking posture, bowlegs, lumbago, thrust, twist

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Study on Change of Human Body Over Time with Stressor

Yoshinori ADACHI¹ and Yukiko SASAYAMA²and Kazuhide UESUGI³: 1Chubu University; 2Toyohashi Sozo University
3 Kumamoto National College of Technology

Abstract:: Moderate stress for people is said to raise efficiency in work and study, but allowable stress strength depends on individuals who have their own differences and it depends on the stress type. Stress has often been considered to be bad as pointed out in the etiology of stress many years ago. However, in a modern society that cannot escape from various stressors, the big question is how to get along with a stressor and still lead a healthy life. In this study, the biological response to various stressors was measured over time through fingertip pulse waves, and the changes of the stressor appearance in each subject were examined by wavelet analysis on the RR interval of these fingertip pulse waves.
Keywords:: Stressor, fingertip pulse waves, LF / HF, wavelet analysis, change over time

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Establishing a Symbiotic Relationship between the Japanese and Deer

Shuichi HASHIZUME

Idea-Creating Lab

Abstract:: Since ancient times, the Japanese have always had love for and a noble impression of deer; they worshiped deer as messengers and beasts of the gods. However, today, about 400,000 deer are killed every year as animals destructive to agricultural and forestry activities. Furthermore, almost all the dead deer turn into garbage to be disposed of and are not used as natural resources. It is necessary to search for a value in eating venison and in using deerskin and deer velvet. As the Japanese have had deep and strong relationships with deer for a long time, we should live together in symbiosis with deer today. In this presentation, I report the present-day condition of relationships between the people and deer, focusing on the value of using deer as a natural resource in New Zealand, Taiwan, and Mongolia. Next, I discuss how to establish a symbiotic relationship between the Japanese and deer.
Keywords:: deer, symbiosis, destructive animals, natural resurces

(J. Intl. Soc. life Info. Sci. Vol.36, No.1, p.38)

Characteristics of the Biosensor for Detecting the Pyramid Effect

Osamu TAKAGI¹, Masamichi SAKAMOTO², Hideo YOICHI¹, Hideyuki KOKUBO¹,
Kimiko KAWANO¹ and Mikio YAMAMOTO¹: 1 IRI Institute of Theoretical Physics; 2Aquavision Academy Co., Ltd.

Abstract:

We are studying the unexplained phenomena of the pyramidal structure (PS). Until now, we have conducted experiments to examine whether biosensors (cucumber sections) placed at the PS vertex are affected by a person meditating inside the PS. Conditions related to meditation are as follows. 1. Meditation was done inside the PS. 2. All meditation was done by the co-researcher Masamichi Sakamoto. 3. The meditation time was 30 minutes. Meditation was done three times in the morning and three times in the afternoon. 4. Hemi-Sync® meditation was done. 5. During meditation, the meditator did not give consciousness to the biosensor placed at the PS vertex. The meditator and the biosensor were not in contact with each other. Therefore, the influence on the biosensor would be a non-contact effect. Measurement of the non-contact effect was made by measuring the concentration of gas released from cut cucumber sections. As a result of the research, we made the following three discoveries. 1. The non-contact effect on the biosensor placed at the PS vertex was different between when the meditator was present inside the PS and when he was not (p=3.13×10-10) [1]. 2. No non-contact effect was detected when the meditator was present inside the PS, but it was detected for about 10 days after the meditator was no longer inside the PS “the delayed non-contact effect” (p=3.51×10-6) [2]. 3. The delayed non-contact effect only occurred under the condition that the meditator was inside the PS. And it did not occur under other conditions. (p=2.19×10-4) [3,4]. An unexplained phenomenon of the PS was caused by the meditator being inside the PS. Therefore, we concluded that the PS is a type of conversion device that converts meditator energy, which is difficult to detect with a biosensor, to detectable energy. The energy of the meditator and the energy that exerts the non-contact effect on the biosensor are unexplained energy in modern science, but we have demonstrated its existence.
Keywords:
pyramid, meditator, non-contact effect, biosensor, cucumber, gas, delayed effect

(J. Intl. Soc. life Info. Sci. Vol.36, No.1, p.36)

Thanatology as Humanities: The Enigma of My Own Death Tsuneo

Tsuneo WATANABE

Emeritus Professor at Toho University

Abstract:

All of us are mortal. Therefore, we are responsible for investigating “my own death” from the first-person perspective. Fifteen years ago, I started an academic meeting entitled “Conference for thanatology as humanities”, to develop studies about the first-person death, based on the humanities. Recently I have written a book with several collaborators entitled Enigma of My Own Death: Thanatology as Humanities (Tokyo: Shunjusha, 2017), the content of which I will briefly introduce in this lecture as my first aim. The second aim here is to present a method of exercise for finding not “human death in general” but “my own death” as an enigma.
Keywords: thanatology, humanities, my own death, epistemological distinction, methodology

[Workshop ]

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The Practice and Explanation of Lying Down Yoga which Excludes Wasted Qi Energy and Reinforces Fresh Qi Energy

Kazuya HASHIMOTO

Japan Livetherapy Association

Abstract:

Previously in Japan, Ekiken Kaibara of the Kuroda feudal clan compiled the Yojo Kun based on the Huangdi Neijing, the oldest medical textbook in China. In modern times, the Yojo Kun, which is a highly practical regimen, can be understood in terms of modern medicine. Currently, the idea of “healing pre-symptomatic diseases” has come to be incorporated in modern medical care in Japan. The Huangdi Neijing is basically focused on curing pre-symptomatic diseases. However, it is unclear as to what happened to that secret art. Incidentally, this secret art is called a secret method in China, and it has been practically passed down and is considered to be effective for preventing and improving various diseases. Through being linked to fate, Ekiken Kaibara was initiated into the fire therapy for the first time as a Japanese person and then he introduced it into Japan. Over time, fire therapy further evolved from the field of incinerating factors of illness. The negative energy called karma in the profoundness of life was extracted and its true form was made manifest. As a result, there were some instances in which refractory symptoms could be completely healed. Here, I will report on unique phenomena based on various clinical cases.

Keywords:: Qigong, Livetherapy®, pre-symptomatic disease

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Characteristics of the Biosensor for Detecting the Pyramid Effect

Osamu TAKAGI¹, Masamichi SAKAMOTO², Hideo YOICHI¹, Hideyuki KOKUBO¹,
Kimiko KAWANO¹ and Mikio YAMAMOTO¹: 1 IRI Institute of Theoretical Physics; 2Aquavision Academy Co., Ltd.

Abstract:: We are scientifically studying the unexplained phenomenon of the pyramidal structure (PS) using a biosensor (edible cucumber sections). As a result of our research so far, it has become clear that delayed non-contact effects could be detected only under the condition that the meditator meditated inside the PS to the biosensor placed at the PS vertex [1]. One experiment consisted of a meditation experiment with a meditator inside the PS and a post-meditation experiment after the meditator left the PS. In the meditation experiment, 30 minutes of meditation was done as 3 sets in the morning and 3 sets in the afternoon. There was a 10 minute break between the sets, and 3 sets were taken as one experimental unit. The time when the first set of the morning meditation started was taken as the reference time. A post-meditation experiment was conducted with 3 sets as one experimental unit after a certain period of time (5 hours, 20 hours, 2.5 days, 6.5 days, 11 days, 20 days) from the reference time. The non-contact effect at each time was obtained from the average value of 3 sets. Ultimately, the non-contact effect at each time is the average value of all experiments (maximum: n = 12). We are currently attempting to detect the non-contact effect when there is no meditator inside the PS, that is, the PS exists alone. The reason for this is that there is a possibility that the non-contact effect fluctuates periodically with time at the PS vertex. In previous studies, the non-contact effect by the PS alone could not be detected. We considered that the non-contact effect of each time was obtained from the average of 3 sets and the average of all experiments, so that the periodic change disappeared and became zero within the range of error. In order to demonstrate the periodic non-contact effect of the PS itself, we first need to understand the characteristics of gas release linked to the biological reaction rhythm of the biosensor cucumber. This time we will present a part of the temporal fluctuation characteristics of the gas concentration released from the cucumber sections.
Keywords:: pyramid, meditator, non-contact effect, biosensor, cucumber, gas, delayed effect, bio-reaction rhythm

[Lectre]

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Proposal of Tongue Exercise "Happy Tongue Exercise" for Ability Development --- Aiming Also at the Effects of Anti-Aging, and the Effect for Dementia, Aspiration, and Developmental Disorder ---

Masahiro KURITA

Gunma Paz University

Abstract:: The ability development method SRS (Super-Reading System) is a system of mental and physical ability development that the author proposed in 1987. It consists of three levels having 180 steps. The first level consists of the "super-reading system" and users follow 30 steps in training themselves to do speed-reading. The second level consists of "subconsciousness reconstruction system" and users follow 50 steps to rebuild their subconsciousness domain. The third level consists of the "superconsciousness realization system" and users follow 100 steps for practical training aimed at sending their days at a higher level of consciousness. The SRS consists of eight sub-methods called speed-reading, image, memory, meditation, speed-writing, mind and body, health, and education sub-methods. At the first level, mind and body are activated generally by training to accelerate intellectual function. The average reading speed becomes more than 10 times the speed before the training. At the second level, the contents of a wider, deeper and higher range are learned sequentially, and special training is carried out. At the third level, the contents for more than 200 domains are learned and practiced. Some results of training have been reported at 16 past ISLIS symposia. In SRS training there are two groups of exercises to activate the peripheral nervous system. The first group is called limb peripheral training exercises and the second group is called 12 cranial nerves training exercises. In either training, we aim to comprehensively activate the central nervous system through increasing agility and dexterity. The system of the second group consists of 12 steps from the initial stage to the more advanced stage. In the process, it improves distortion (stress) of the mind and body, realizes activation of the nervous system, improves indefinite complaints and sleeping state, brings about an increase in the flexibility of the body and an increase in intellectual function. In this paper, the “Happy Tongue Exercise” is introduced and some effects that are expected for anti - aging, dementia, aspiration, developmental disorder, and nocturnal apnea syndrome.

Keywords:: ability development system, anti-aging, dementia, aspiration, developmental disorder

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