China News Service, October 29. According to Japan’s Oriental News, the results of the “National Health and Nutrition Survey” published by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on the 27th showed that nearly 40% of Japanese people over the age of 20 do not pay attention to health. It is because work and housework are too busy to take care of health problems.
According to reports, when asked about eating habits and exercise habits, 30-40% of the respondents said that they "do not care" or "even if they are concerned, they have no plans to improve."
Among them, the proportion of men who answered "don't care" was higher than that of women.
In addition, for the reasons for not paying attention to eating habits, 35.3% of the respondents answered "no special reason", 27.5% thought "work (including housework, childcare) is too busy", and 25.3% answered "because it is troublesome".
In terms of exercise, 33.4% of men answered "have exercise habits", while only 25.1% of women answered.
According to the report analysis, in recent years, the lack of female exercise in the country has increased.
Regarding the reasons for not paying attention to exercise, 38% of the respondents said that "work, housework, etc. are too busy to have time."
According to reports, the subjects of the survey were 4,500 randomly selected families, of which 2,800 families gave valid answers.