<b>Brief Report on the Association of Lifestyle Habits with the Pathological Condition of </b><i><b>ki</b></i> / 日本東洋医学雑誌

We investigated 58 general medicine outpatients with a questionnaire on sex, BMI, lifestyle habits and the pathological condition of <i>ki</i>. We classified sex, BMI and sleep, diet and exercise as lifestyle habit factors, and classified <i>ki </i>deficiency, <i>ki </i>obstructive depression, <i>ki </i>counter flow as the pathological signs of <i>ki</i>. After we established a disease group and a control group, we calculated ratios for the factors in each group. As a result, there were associations between hours of sleep, and recovery from fatigue with sleep, to <i>ki </i>deficiency. There were also associations between recovery from fatigue with sleep, and sex, to <i>ki </i>obstructive depression and <i>ki </i>counter flow.