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00:00I was the one who injected the flu vaccine.
00:05The fever went up to 9.6 degrees.
00:08I was in bed.
00:119.6 degrees?
00:13More than 300,000 people have been infected in a week.
00:17This is the highest number of cases recorded in the past.
00:23The number of cases has exceeded the warning level in four consecutive weeks.
00:27Is that the case?
00:30My family was infected at the end of the year.
00:33I couldn't get a ticket because I didn't have enough medicine.
00:39Pharmaceuticals are in short supply.
00:41Pharmaceutical companies have begun to stop supply and adjust.
00:46In addition,
00:47I heard that the B-type virus will be popular in February.
00:54I heard that the B-type virus is also popular this year.
01:00Following the A-type virus, the B-type virus is confirmed earlier than the A-type virus.
01:05This year's influenza is expected to be different.
01:08What's going on?
01:11What's going on?
01:13Tonight, we will thoroughly explain the differences between influenza and influenza.
01:24There are three things I want you to know about this year's influenza.
01:30Dr. Hayashi has been infected with influenza for 50 years.
01:33No, I haven't.
01:35I deleted the word influenza from my dictionary.
01:39Dr. Hayashi is surprised.
01:41What is the forefront of immunity research?
01:45I think it's time to get rid of the idea of dying from a virus infection.
01:50That's a great idea.
01:54First of all,
01:57Are you not afraid of influenza, the new type of corona, and simultaneous infection?
02:02You should be careful.
02:07In this street interview, many people answered with anxiety.
02:14I was infected with the new type of corona two years ago.
02:19I was very feverish.
02:22I was afraid that I would lose consciousness if I got both.
02:29Yes, the simultaneous infection of influenza and the new type of corona.
02:35In fact, the number of people infected with the new type of corona has increased.
02:41It is said that the 12th wave is on the way.
02:46I don't want to think about it.
02:49I think it's going to be heavy.
02:52There were many people who were worried about being infected with influenza and corona at the same time.
03:00No.
03:03Japanese Infectious Diseases Association Influenza Committee
03:07Professor Seki of Saitama University
03:12Influenza virus and corona virus are synonyms.
03:16This has been taken up very sensationally since before.
03:20On the other hand, it is said on the street.
03:24You don't have to be nervous.
03:26Influenza and corona are completely different types of viruses.
03:29They work together like a team.
03:32I've come to understand that it's not a bad thing in the human body.
03:37Even if there are two viruses, 1 plus 1 is like 1.
03:40In the end, it's just influenza.
03:46In other words, even if you are infected at the same time,
03:49It doesn't seem like the symptoms will get worse.
03:54In fact, we should be careful this year.
03:57It is said that it is a characteristic of influenza that is different from the usual year.
04:03It's pneumonia after the influenza is cured.
04:06This year's influenza virus is a little different.
04:08That's what a lot of people at the scene are talking about.
04:11It's a feature of this year that there are a lot of people who develop pneumonia and get hospitalized.
04:18After the influenza is cured, it develops into pneumonia.
04:24Some people have a severe condition.
04:29It is also said that there are hospitals that are suffering from illness.
04:35This year's influenza is easy to develop pneumonia.
04:38Why is that?
04:41If you are infected with the influenza virus, your lungs will be burned.
04:46Then it's not a virus, it's a bacteria.
04:49It's a very famous bacteria that causes pneumonia.
04:53Another recent topic is mycoplasma.
04:56When a completely different type of microorganism comes in,
05:00It's a lung that was once done with influenza.
05:03It's extremely weak, so it's easy to get stuck.
05:06This year, there are many cases of severe inflammation of the lungs.
05:11According to Dr. Seki, the influenza in the cold year causes a strong inflammation around the throat.
05:19This year, there is a possibility that it is causing a strong inflammation in the lower part of the orbit, near the lung.
05:26It is said that confirmation is being proceeded now.
05:30How should I be careful specifically?
05:33Basically, it is better not to be seriously injured.
05:36It is better to get vaccinated.
05:39However, in the case of influenza more than this year,
05:42There is a lot of data that says that masks and hand washing are very effective.
05:47Especially for examinees, masks and hand washing are the basics of anti-inflammatory protection.
05:53I think it's very important to start over.
05:58We found out the three things we want to know about influenza from the latest research.
06:04Next.
06:08Around you.
06:10What is it?
06:11A large part of the population has a large number of hidden influenza this season.
06:17I'm scared.
06:19It is often said that the cause of the outbreak of infection this season is...
06:24What is it?
06:26I think we have taken measures against the coronavirus.
06:29At that time, everyone was worried about sterilization and other things.
06:33Although it was clean, the immune system was a little down.
06:36There was a story like that.
06:38So, once again, the immune system of the influenza was not working and it became popular.
06:43I remember doing that kind of thing on the news.
06:45The number of cases has decreased.
06:47Due to the new coronavirus epidemic, the number of infected people with influenza has declined dramatically.
06:52The number of people who do not have sufficient immunity has increased.
06:59And this year's influenza is the same as the one that became a pandemic in 2009,
07:05which is called APDM09, which is highly infectious.
07:12Furthermore, when I asked Dr. Seki about the cause of the infection,
07:17there is another big factor in this year's pandemic.
07:22It is the existence of people called so-called hidden influenza.
07:26It may be the result that such people spread the influenza to their families and friends around them.
07:37Hidden influenza is hard to notice because there are few symptoms.
07:42But why are there so many cases this year?
07:47The answer lies in how the influenza spread last year.
07:53What do you think is the cause of this year's hidden influenza from the point of view of immunology?
08:01From the point of view of immunology,
08:05Dr. Yamanaka, who won the Nobel Prize in the study of iPS cells,
08:09is Dr. Kawamoto, the director of the laboratory where Dr. Kawamoto used to work.
08:16As I said earlier, there are many people who do not have influenza at all for two years and are getting weaker.
08:25In addition to that, there are people who have weak immune system.
08:30Because the influenza continued for a year, a weak antibody was formed.
08:38Yes, the influenza that spread in 2024
08:43After decreasing to a peak in February, it spread again in the summer.
08:49It is said that the spread continued for a long time.
08:55Those who obtained antibodies in the summer
08:59are still weak, but the antibodies are not enough.
09:02When infected with influenza, the antibodies work halfway.
09:07As a result, it becomes a hidden influenza that does not show any symptoms.
09:14If it spreads between such people,
09:18it will spread and spread to people who have been weak for two years and do not have immunity.
09:26I think it's such a situation.
09:29In order not to increase the number of infected people, masks are still important.
09:35Not only to prevent infection, but also to prevent transmission is important.
09:44In addition, many people in the city were concerned about the type B influenza.
09:52Influenza type A, which is popular from November to February every year,
09:58type B will be popular from February to early spring.
10:03I heard that type B is also popular.
10:07There are many children who go to the nursery.
10:12I heard that type B is also popular this year.
10:16I heard that it takes two times, and I think it's a scary situation.
10:22This year, there is a report that the number of patients infected with type B has increased since the beginning of the year.
10:30What can we do to prevent the infection of type B and the outbreak of infection?
10:39Is the vaccine effective for both type A and type B?
10:43The vaccine for type A and type B is a cocktail made by mixing all of them.
10:52The vaccine is effective for both type A and type B.
10:58I think it's best to get vaccinated.
11:02Dr. Hayashi, have you been infected with influenza for 50 years?
11:06No, I haven't.
11:08I deleted the word influenza from my dictionary.
11:12What is the difference between people who get influenza and people who don't?
11:17I haven't been infected since I was a student.
11:22I don't get a cold.
11:25Young people get a cold easily.
11:28The immune system gets stronger little by little.
11:32Dr. Hayashi learned a lot when he was young.
11:37I learned a lot.
11:39I don't think I'll get a cold anymore.
11:43Thank you very much.
11:45I have a good memory of getting a cold when I was young.
11:48I took a break from kindergarten on the 99th day and the 69th day of the second year.
11:52I caught all kinds of colds.
11:55It was terrible.
11:57I haven't caught a cold since I was in elementary school.
12:00It's early learning.
12:02It's true.
12:03It's early learning.
12:05It's not just learning.
12:07It's really hard at that time.
12:09How to improve your immune system?
12:15That is...
12:1730 minutes in the afternoon.
12:24Immune system is important to prevent the spread of influenza and to prevent it from getting worse.
12:28Immune system.
12:30What is everyone doing?
12:32What are you doing to improve your immune system?
12:37I eat natto every day.
12:40I mix natto with kimchi.
12:43Many people tell me that natto and kimchi are fermented foods.
12:48That's right.
12:50It's good to build muscle.
12:53Muscle training.
12:54Muscle training.
12:56I do simple squats and TV exercises at home.
13:01She has been doing various efforts such as muscle training for fermented foods.
13:06I asked Dr. Kawamoto, a doctor of immunology.
13:11There is a scientific basis.
13:14What I want to recommend is not food or exercise.
13:19What is the surprising way to improve your immune system?
13:26There are various ways.
13:29From an immunological point of view, it's easy and effective.
13:34You can relax in the afternoon.
13:37You can relax enough in the afternoon.
13:40Relax?
13:42Is that okay?
13:44There is a clear basis in immunology.
13:48The way to improve your immune system is to relax for 30 minutes in the afternoon.
13:57What does that mean?
14:00Now, Mizuno will tell you how to improve your immune system.
14:04What do you want to do in the afternoon?
14:09I want to relax.
14:12I listen to music and meditate.
14:16You listen to music and meditate.
14:19What do you think, Miyabe?
14:21When I think of relaxation, I think of taking a nap.
14:26Taking a nap.
14:28I think of taking a nap.
14:31Sleeping is very effective in suppressing the sympathetic nerves.
14:39I think it's good to sleep for 30 minutes efficiently.
14:44It's good to be able to relax as much as you sleep.
14:50Meditation or music is good.
14:53If you feel relaxed when you walk, you can walk a little.
14:58I think it's good to do what you like.
15:03I listen to music on YouTube and pretend to work in the afternoon.
15:10That's good.
15:11Why is it possible to improve your immune system by relaxing?
15:18In recent research, it has been found that the immune cells study viruses that should be fought when the sympathetic nerves are in an advantageous state of tension.
15:31And when the body is in a relaxed state, lymph nodes jump out and go all over the body.
15:38It's possible.
15:40You can't just study all the time.
15:44You have to work.
15:46Sometimes it's important to get out of the lymph nodes.
15:51It's important to relax to fight or patrol.
15:59In other words, if you can relax for 30 minutes in the afternoon when the sympathetic nerves tend to be in an advantageous state,
16:05the immune cells in the lymph nodes will go all over the body and improve your immune system.
16:14To be honest, there's no medicine that can improve the immune system so quickly.
16:20That's a very good question.
16:23In fact, Dr. Kawamoto,
16:24a type of killer T cells that had been thought to be only made in the body,
16:31was created from iPS cells for the first time in the world.
16:37This is an illustration I drew myself.
16:40It's easy to understand.
16:42Killer T cells don't kill viruses.
16:46They kill virus-infected cells and spread by doing so.
16:51Infected cells?
16:52They go to the cells themselves.
16:54They use the cells like medicine.
16:56That's how it works.
16:58Influenza and new coronavirus-infected cells.
17:02In addition, killer T cells that attack cancer cells.
17:08Dr. Kawamoto is here at the Kyoto University Laboratory of Microbiology.
17:13He is making killer T cells artificially and is working on the development of drugs.
17:21It's in a freezer at minus 80 degrees.
17:31There are 10 million of them.
17:34Here's a video of killer T cells that are artificially made attacking coronavirus-infected cells.
17:42Look at this.
17:44The ones surrounded by the blue circle are lung cells that are infected with coronavirus.
17:49The ones surrounded by the yellow circle are killer T cells that are artificially made.
17:55Let's see what happens next.
18:01The number of red cells is increasing.
18:05This is a drug that turns red when a cell is killed.
18:10In other words, the number of virus-infected cells is decreasing.
18:15Dr. Kawamoto, can we expect the same effect from other viruses such as influenza?
18:21If this technology is developed,
18:24even if a unknown virus like SARS, MERS, or tri-influenza comes,
18:31we can easily identify the virus.
18:34We can make cells that can cover Japanese people in 2 to 3 months.
18:39It's faster than a vaccine.
18:42I think it's time to get rid of the virus infection.
18:50And what we want to be careful of this winter is...
18:53Do you have an allergy?
18:55Skin.
18:57I think it's atopic dermatitis.
19:00I get it when I sneeze and bleed.
19:04I have cat allergies.
19:06I sneeze and my eyes get itchy.
19:08I've had it since I was a kid.
19:11I have a little bit of hay fever.
19:13I sneeze and my eyes get itchy.
19:18I have hair color allergies.
19:21I also have malassezia.
19:23It seems to react to my sweat.
19:26My whole body was red, even my face.
19:28That's terrible.
19:31In fact, the number of allergic patients is increasing.
19:38In 2005, the percentage of people with allergies, such as hay fever, food, and house dust, was one in three.
19:49It has increased to one in two.
19:52In addition,
19:55Professor Yagami of Fujita University, who is the chairman of the Japanese Allergy Association,
20:02says that winter is the season when you need to be careful of allergies.
20:07In fact, winter is the season when it is easy to develop symptoms of allergies.
20:12Even if you don't have allergies now, you can say that it's not strange no matter who has it or who has it.
20:19Is there a possibility that it will happen tomorrow?
20:22There is a possibility that it will happen tomorrow.
20:25So, from now on,
20:28we will learn about the latest research on allergies,
20:31which is not strange no matter who has it or who has it,
20:34and is especially necessary to be careful in winter.
20:37This time, we did an allergy test for students.
20:44What we did was a test to measure the amount of antibodies that cause allergies in blood.
20:53Here are the results of Hayashi-kun, Mizuno-kun, and Ijuin-kun.
20:59All three of them showed no symptoms of allergies.
21:05However, what about Miyabe-kun, Izawa-kun, and Kojima-kun?
21:10Let's take a closer look at the results.
21:17Let's take a look at Miyabe-kun.
21:20He has two.
21:22He has one.
21:24He has one.
21:27I thought he would have a hay fever in spring.
21:31I have a sore nose every year in spring.
21:34I was wondering what kind of hay fever it was, but it was hay fever.
21:38Let's take a look at Izawa-kun.
21:41He has two.
21:43He has two.
21:45I was surprised to see that he had two.
21:47Even if he had a hay fever, he was able to detect the blood flow.
21:52He doesn't have any symptoms, but he may have an allergy.
21:56Let's take a look at Kojima-kun.
21:59He has one.
22:01He has one.
22:03Isn't that amazing?
22:05It's amazing.
22:07He's being praised.
22:09Red means that there is a medical problem.
22:11It depends on the season, but I have a hay fever every year.
22:17I'm not sure if it's a disease or not.
22:20I'm not sure if it's a disease or not.
22:23I go to the hospital quite often, but I don't think it's a disease.
22:29So, all three of them have an allergy.
22:35However, Dr. Yagami says that people who don't have an allergy now may have an allergy this winter.
22:45One of the latest studies has shown that it is highly dangerous to have an allergy in winter.
22:55It's increasing now.
22:57Adult food allergy.
22:59Do you have any allergies since you became an adult?
23:07I have an allergy to Tororo.
23:10When I was eating Tororo soba, I thought it was itchy, so I was working.
23:15I didn't have an allergy when I was a kid.
23:18But it seems that I have an allergy since I became an adult.
23:21Chili pepper?
23:22Chili pepper?
23:24I didn't have an allergy until about 10 years ago.
23:29Suddenly, I felt like my throat was tightening.
23:33I have an allergy to crabs and shrimps.
23:37I have an allergy since I became an adult.
23:40I have an allergy to something that looks like a root.
23:45My face turned red.
23:48I didn't have an allergy when I was a kid.
23:49I think I had an allergy when I was in my 40s.
23:52I have an allergy to hazelnuts.
23:55It's been 5 or 6 years.
23:57That's right.
23:59Not many people have an allergy suddenly after they become an adult.
24:06Dr. Yagami, a researcher in allergy research, warns that one of the causes of an allergy after becoming an adult is winter.
24:16What is the surprising cause of an allergy caused by winter?
24:23It's the skin.
24:37What is the cause of an allergy caused by winter after becoming an adult?
24:45When the air is dry, the skin becomes rough.
24:49When food sticks to the skin and causes inflammation, it causes an allergic reaction.
24:58Even if there is food, if it gets into the skin, it leads to food allergies.
25:06By touching the skin, food allergies may occur suddenly.
25:12That's scary.
25:14If you touch food with your bare hands, you may have an allergy.
25:18Or if you touch food that contains cosmetics, you may have an allergy.
25:27My favorite soba restaurant in Kyoto suddenly closed.
25:31I found out later that my husband had an allergy to soba.
25:35He can't touch it anymore.
25:37That's exactly what happened.
25:39Why is it easy to have an allergy when food gets into the skin?
25:43There are immune cells under the skin that are always waiting for food.
25:48In the past, it was thought that food that entered the mouth could not be digested well, and that there were many cases where allergenic substances entered through the gaps in the cells of the intestines.
25:59However, in recent years, research has shown that allergenic substances enter the skin and cause skin allergies.
26:09After that, it has become clear that food that enters the mouth will also react.
26:17Can you prevent skin allergies?
26:21Moisturization is important.
26:23Especially in winter, your hands and face will be dry.
26:29If you are an elderly person, your knees will be dry and itchy in winter, so you should moisturize.
26:36What kind of moisturizing cream is good?
26:39There are various functional moisturizing creams, so it's good to use effective ones.
26:44But I think it's time to apply it.
26:48According to Dr. Yagami, the timing to apply the moisturizing cream is twice in the morning and at night.
26:55In particular, it is important to apply it immediately after taking a bath at night.
26:59And the amount of cream to be applied is plentiful.
27:04It seems to be a little sticky.
27:08In addition, this is a question that the younger generation is concerned about.
27:13This is a difficult question.
27:15If you are raising a baby, you have never cleaned your room.
27:20Is it right to raise a baby in a house that has been thoroughly disinfected and cleaned?
27:28Is it allergic?
27:31I don't think it's a good idea to vacuum every day.
27:35It doesn't have to be very clean.
27:37When I was in elementary school, there was a barefoot exercise.
27:39There was a barefoot exercise.
27:42I stepped on cow dung on the way.
27:46It was good for immunity.
27:48It's very good.
27:50It's good to run around that area.
27:52It's better to be a little dirty.
27:54It's better not to be so serious.
27:56You can't be too serious.
27:58Vegetable allergies that need to be careful in winter.
28:02Mr. Yagami says that in addition to the skin,
28:05the points to be careful about in the coming season have been revealed by the latest research.
28:11That is...
28:14Isn't it caused by food?
28:18A new type of vegetable allergy that has become clear in recent years.
28:25What the hell is going on?
28:27Mr. Murakami from Kanagawa Shika University Department of Health and Welfare
28:32has cooperated with us to investigate.
28:37These six people have gathered.
28:40They are people who are aware of fruits such as apples and kiwis,
28:44and crustaceans, etc., and are aware of food allergies.
28:50They will perform a blood test on these six people.
28:53They will measure the number of antibodies that cause allergies in 45 items.
29:00Surprisingly, three out of six people say that it is not caused by food.
29:05As a result, it is possible that it is a new type of vegetable allergy.
29:10What the hell is going on?
29:14What did this woman think was an allergy?
29:17What did this woman think was an allergy?
29:34What is the result of the test?
29:48What is the result of the test?
29:51It was different!
29:53So there is such a pattern.
29:55If the measurement value is above 0.7,
29:57there is an allergy reaction.
30:02But the result is 0,
30:05it was determined that it was not an allergy.
30:14Next, what about this woman?
30:17Nashi-yo-nashi, momo-ringo, kyui-mo chotto saikin dame de, nodo ga okashii na tte natte
30:25Niki ga kurushika nattari toku?
30:27Sonna kanji desu
30:29Kudamono-rui wo taberu to alergy shoujou ga deru to iimasu ga, kekka wa?
30:35Sakihodo oshatteita kudamono-rui toka koko ni aru desu kedo
30:41Alergy hannou nashi
30:46Soshite, ringo ya kyui wo taberu to nodo ni kayumi ga deru to iu
30:51Kochira no dansei wa
30:53Kudamono-rui toka ni amari hannou ga dete inai yo
30:59Kekka wa zero
31:01Mata mata alergy hannou nashi to iu hante
31:06Shikashi, shokumotsu no seibun wo chokusetsu kifu ni sashite
31:10Alergy hannou wo miru test wo okonau to
31:14Otsukaresamadesu
31:16Akaku haretemasu ne
31:18Hannou ga dete iru you desu ne
31:20Kifu ni alergy shoujou ga arawareta no desu
31:24Hontou da
31:26Ittai naze?
31:27Kesehi-kensa dewa suuchi ga hikui no ni
31:30Alergy shoujou ga deru no ka?
31:32Nee
31:33Ano genshou to iu no wa
31:35Kousa hannousei to itte
31:37Ono hito ga kudamono ni shoujou ko
31:43Watashite?
31:44New type no shokumotsu alergy to wa?
32:06Naze?
32:07Kensa dewa suuchi ga hikui no ni
32:09Shokumotsu alergy no shoujou ga deru no ka?
32:13Alergy kenkyuu no ken'i, Yagami sensei wa
32:17Ano genshou to iu no wa
32:19Kousa hannousei to itte
32:21Kafunshou no hito ga kudamono ni shoujou ko
32:25Sou, genin wa kafunshou
32:30Jitsu wa kono san nin
32:32Ketsueki-kensa de shokumotsu alergy no atai wa demasen deshita ga
32:36Sorezore, sugi ya hinoki to itta
32:39Kafun ni taisuru alergy no atai ga takaku dete imashita
32:45Ittai naze kafunshou ga shokumotsu alergy wo okosu no ka?
33:05Sou, kore koso ga
33:07Seishin kenkyuu de wakattekita kousa hannou
33:12Kafun ni fukumareru alergy bushitsu to
33:15Shokumotsu ni fukumareru alergy bushitsu no katachi ga
33:18Hijou ni yoku niteiru keisu ga aru
33:21Konkai no you ni, kudamono wo tabeta toki
33:24Kafun wo suikonda toki to onajiku
33:26Alergy hannou ga okite shimau no desu
33:30Kafunshou no kousa hannou de
33:32Shokumotsu alergy ga deteiru hito wa
33:33Kafunshou no chiryo wo sureba
33:35Sochi no hannou mo kaizen sareru ndesu ka?
33:37To omoimasu yone
33:39Saisho no dokoro chanto bougyo sureba
33:40Iin janai ka to omou ndesu keredo mo
33:42Sekai kakkoku de kafunshou no
33:44Kouyuu kousa ga aru kara
33:47Kono moto no doko wo tatou
33:48Tteyuu chiryo wo aru ndesu kedomo
33:49Nakanaka kekka ga dete inai desu
33:51Desu kedomo yahari
33:52Shoujou wo okosu kudamono wo
33:54Sakeru koto wa daiji desu shi
33:55Kanetsu wo suru to
33:56Tanpaku tte katachi ga kawaru ndesu ne
33:59Tatoeba ringo toka
34:00Sore ni wo taberenai ka to ittara
34:02Ringo jam toka desu ne
34:04Tomato de kuchigai ga yasutemo
34:05Tomato ketchup toka taberareru no de
34:07Zenbu yameru to yori wa
34:09Sensei ni soudan wo shite
34:10Kouyuu katachi no mono
34:11Kouyuu haini de tte koto wa
34:12Ieru youna koto ga dekiru jizan ni natte orimasu no de
34:16Gakuen no minasan no
34:17Alergy gensa no kekka wo mite
34:19Kousa hannou no utagai ga aru tte iu kata wa
34:21Irasshaimasu ka?
34:22Mochiron Kojima-kun desu
34:24Yahari ore ka
34:26Moshiraki naoru shika nai
34:27Moshiraki naoru shika nai
34:28Demo kudamono deta koto nai desu ne
34:30Kore kara ka mo shiremasen ne
34:32Yamete kudasai
34:33Haikesu kouhou shite kudasai
34:35Kore atari mite miru to
34:37Hannoki shirakamba to itte
34:39Barakana kudamono to kousa hannou okosu mono ga
34:41Kekko takai n desu ne
34:43Hannoki shirakamba to iu
34:45Kafun no kousa hannou no bai ni wa
34:47Daitai kuchigai ga de owaru n desu kedomo
34:49Yoizu tounyou dake wa shokku okosu no de
34:52Yokari mashita tounyou yamemasu
34:54Kousa hannou wo okosu kanousei no aru
34:59Kafun to shokumotsu no kumiawase desu
35:02Naka ni wa tsuyoi shokku shoujou wo okosu baai mo arimasu no de
35:06Ki ni naru kata wa ichido byouin de soudan shite miru koto wo osusume shimasu
35:12Fuyu ga kiken na arerugii
35:14Ima shitte okitai koto
35:16Tsuzuite wa
35:19Arerugii wa osaerareru?
35:22Saishin kenkyuu de wakatte kita meneki no totonoe kata
35:27Minasan, arerugii tte
35:30Somosomo donna mekanizumu de hasshou suru no ka gozonji desu ka?
35:35Arerugii tte aru teido no tokoro made kite
35:38Koppu ippai ni naccharu to afuredasu tte iu koto wo kiite
35:42Kono nisho wo kakari tsuzukeru ja nai ka na to
35:45Kou iu nishiki wa omotta kedo
35:47Koppu no mizu ga afureru made wa
35:49Kagunjo no shoujou ga denai n dakedo
35:52Ikka sore ga afurechau
35:54Max made kite shoujou ga dechau to
35:56Sokkara kafun shou mitai na hanashi wa kiita koto arun de
36:01Ikka natchatte kara
36:03Doshitara naoru no ka na mitai na
36:06Koppu no naka no mizu wo
36:08Tai nai ni chikuseki sareta arerugii bushitsu ni mitate
36:11Itteiryou wo koeru to afuredasu you ni arerugii hannou ga okoru
36:15Koppu riron
36:19Ichido afuretara modosu koto wa fukanou
36:21Shoujou wo osaeru no wa muzukashii
36:24Sou omotte iru kata ga ooku irasshaimashita
36:29Shikashi jitsu wa ima sono kangaekata wa kawari
36:32Arerugii wa hasshou shite mo osaerareru kanousei ga aru
36:36to kangaerareru you ni
36:39Izen wa koppu riron to iwareta ndesu keredo mo
36:42Ima wa koppu dewa nakute
36:44Tenbin riron to iimasu ka
36:46Meneki no balansu ga kuzureru koto ni yotte hasshou suru
36:49to iu ni iwareta orimasu
36:51Tenbin riron to wa
36:53Arerugii bushitsu no ryo dake de naku
36:56Sutoresu ya hada no joutai
36:58Kankyou osen nado
37:00Samazama na youin to menekiryoku no kankei wo
37:03Tenbin ni tatoeta kangaekata
37:05Tekisetsu ni meneki ga hataraite iru to
37:08balansu ga tamotarete iru no desu ga
37:10Meneki ni fuchou ga okiru to
37:12Tenbin ga katamuki
37:14Arerugii ga hasshou shite shimau ndesu
37:18Kawamoto sensei ni okagai shitai ndesu keredo mo
37:20Menekiryoku wo agete
37:22Arerugii wo kontrol suru koto wa kano nan deshou ka?
37:24Menekiryoku tte iu no wa
37:26Arerugii no bai wa chotto bousou shite
37:28Hataragi suiteru no de
37:30Muyomi ni ageru to iu mono dewa nakute
37:32Chousei shite
37:34Arerugii ni taishite
37:36Yoi meneki wo tsuyomete ikeba
37:38Sou koto wa ieru to omoimasu
37:40Kawamoto sensei ni yoru to
37:42Arerugii wa
37:44Honrai kougeki shinakute mo yoi bushitsu ni
37:46Meneki ga kajou hannou shite iru joutai
37:49Meneki no balansu wo totonoe
37:51Tadashiku hataraku you ni sureba
37:53Arerugii shoujo wo osaerareru kanousei ga aru
37:57To iimasu
37:59Masa ni sou iu kenkyuu wo yatte iru
38:01Watashi no yuujin ga ni rikagaku kenkijou ni imashite
38:04Aru eiyouso ga ookina kagi wo nigitte iru to
38:07Iru koto ga wakatte okite oimasu
38:10Mazu wa kochira wo goran kudasai
38:13Kore wa meneki no bousou wo osaeru
38:16Treg saibou no hataraki wo toraeta eizou desu
38:22Aoto midori no saibou ga kutsuku to meneki ga bousou
38:25Arerugii wo hiki okosu no desu ga
38:28Aka no Treg saibou wa donna ugoki wo suru no ka
38:35Aka no Treg saibou ga aoto midori no saibou no aida ni todomarou to shite imasu
38:46Jitsu wa kore saibou doushi ga kutsuku no wo soshi
38:50Meneki ga bousou suru no wo osaete kurete iru no desu
38:55Jitsu wa kinnen no kenkyuu de
38:57Kono Treg saibou wo fuyashite kureru kanousei ga aru eiyouso ga hanmei
39:03Hakken shita no wa?
39:08Reiwa 5 nen shiju koushou jushou
39:11Meneki chounai saikin kenkyuu no kenji
39:14Rikagaku kenkyuu sho seimei ikagaku kenkyuu senta no
39:18Oono Hiroshi sensei
39:22Treg saibou wo fuyasu kanousei ga aru eiyouso to waittai?
39:27Treg saibou wo fuyasu kanousei ga aru eiyouso to waittai?
39:30Dorama Honno Switch wa Miyachika Kaito-san to Aoi Wakana-sanを演じる
39:33Osananajimi doushi no PUREで一途な大人の初恋を描いたラブストーリーになっております
39:38Boku wa Enomoto to iu yaku wo enjite orimasu
39:41Honno Switch wa mai shuu doyou yoru 11時放送です
39:44Saigo made mabataki sezu ni zehi goran kudasai yoroshiku onegaishimasu
39:50免疫の暴走を抑制しアレルギーを抑える働きが期待される
39:54Treg saibou
39:57そんなTreg saibou wo fuyasu kanousei ga aru eiyouso to wa?
40:14そう、野菜やキノコ、海藻に多い植物繊維
40:20Honno Senseiの研究チームは
40:22植物繊維を多く含んだ餌を与えるマウスと
40:26ほぼ含まない餌を与えるマウス2グループを4週間観察
40:31Treg saibou no ryou ni dore hodo no sa ga deru ka wo shirabeta tokoro
40:39およそ2倍もの差が
40:41その理由は
40:44腸内細菌がいろんなことをするというのは
40:46この10年とか15年に明らかになってきた
40:50比較的新しい研究分野なんですけども
40:53その中でTregを増やす腸内細菌群として
40:58クロストリジウム俗菌というのが見つけられたんですね
41:02Honno Senseiによれば
41:04植物繊維を多く摂ると
41:06腸内のクロストリジウム俗菌がそれを餌に落参を作り出し
41:11落参がTreg細胞を増やす
41:15Treg細胞が増えれば免疫の暴走を抑制
41:20結果、アレルギー症状が抑えられる可能性があるとのこと
41:26人にそのまま応用できるかどうかも
41:28これから研究しなきゃいけないんですけど
41:30おそらく人でも同じことが起きているということは
41:32十分考えられるので
41:34アレルギーを抑制したりするというようなことも
41:37十分可能性があると考えます
41:40初めて聞きました
41:42植物繊維に関してはこの番組でも発表した
41:44僕も毎日赤木を山ごと食べる男ですから
41:47それもしかしたらいい状況につながっているかもしれないですね
41:52さらに、重症化したアトピー性皮膚炎や
41:55花粉症に悩む人にも
41:57希望をもたらす最新治療薬が出てきているんです
42:02アトピー性皮膚炎中等症以上の方に行う最新治療
42:05これはルトピルマムと言ってありますけれども
42:08ルトピルマムの細胞が暴走した後に
42:10起こってくる炎症を止める注射があります
42:13一方でこれから春になりますけれども
42:16これも重症の結構ひどい方には
42:18マルズマブという注射があります
42:202月、3月、4月に1ヶ月打つと
42:23すごく劇的に効果があります
42:251回打つと1ヶ月くらい持つということなんですね
42:28かつてなくアカデミックな内容で
42:30今医学はここまで来ているんだというのと
42:33日本であまり明るい話がない中で
42:36久しぶりには希望の持てる話を聞くことができて
42:40本当にさらなる実用化を進めていただきたいなと思いました
42:44ではここで水野くんからお知らせです
42:46私が出演するドラマフォレストが
42:48毎週日曜10時15分から放送中です
42:51日賀さんと岩田さん演じる恋人同士が
42:53お互いの嘘や過去の事件に翻弄されていく
42:56究極のラブサスペンスです
42:58ぜひご覧ください