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  • On average, Americans spend 87%

    美國人平均花費87%的

  • of their time indoors.

    他們在室內的時間。

  • But what if you ditched that last bit

    但如果你把最後那點丟掉呢?

  • and gave up the great outdoors for good?

    而永遠放棄了偉大的戶外活動?

  • Odds are you've been stuck at home before,

    估計你以前就被困在家裡了。

  • maybe because of bad weather.

    也許是因為天氣不好。

  • Maybe there's a pandemic and you're self-quarantining.

    也許是流行病,你在自我檢疫。

  • You probably wouldn't notice a huge difference at first,

    一開始你可能不會注意到巨大的差異。

  • other than a bit of cabin fever.

    除了一點點的機艙熱。

  • But after a week and a half, things may start to change.

    但一個半星期後,情況可能會開始改變。

  • Ironically, after spending all that time indoors,

    諷刺的是,在室內待了那麼久。

  • you may start to feel tired,

    你可能會開始感到疲憊。

  • no matter how much sleep you get.

    不管你睡了多少覺

  • You see, being stuck inside

    你看,被困在裡面

  • limits the amount of sunlight you get.

    限制了你獲得的陽光量。

  • Normally, when sunlight hits your eyes,

    平時,當陽光照射到眼睛。

  • it signals to your brain to stop producing

    它向你的大腦發出信號,停止生產

  • a hormone called melatonin,

    一種叫做褪黑素的激素。

  • and that hormone affects your circadian rhythm,

    而這種激素會影響你的晝夜節律。

  • which regulates sleep.

    它可以調節睡眠。

  • Without a reliable sunlight trigger,

    沒有可靠的陽光觸發。

  • your body will just keep making melatonin,

    你的身體會一直製造褪黑素。

  • and it might start to feel tired all the time.

    而且可能會開始覺得一直很累。

  • Sunlight is also a trigger for your body

    陽光也是你身體的一個誘因

  • to produce serotonin, aka the happy hormone.

    以產生血清素,也就是快樂荷爾蒙。

  • It helps to regulate your mood, among other things.

    它有助於調節你的情緒等。

  • So without enough sunlight, after a few months,

    所以在沒有足夠陽光的情況下,幾個月後。

  • your melatonin levels will rise,

    你的褪黑素水準會上升。

  • and your serotonin levels?

    和你的血清素水準?

  • Those may drop, along with your mood.

    這些可能會隨著你的心情而下降。

  • It's this combination of decreased sunlight and serotonin

    正是這種日照減少和血清素的結合。

  • that's credited as one of the main causes

    的主要原因之一。

  • of seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.

    的季節性情感障礙,或SAD。

  • It's a type of depression that is most prevalent

    這是抑鬱症的一種類型,最常見的是

  • during long, dark months.

    在漫長而黑暗的月份裡。

  • SAD is relatively uncommon,

    SAD是比較少見的。

  • but it may increase if we all stay locked in our homes.

    但如果我們都鎖在家裡,可能會增加。

  • You may be thinking you can just

    你可能會想,你可以只是

  • bring in artificial sunlight, like a light box.

    引入人工陽光,如燈箱。

  • Well, this has been shown to reduce the effects of SAD,

    嗯,這已經被證明是減少SAD的影響。

  • but not cure it.

    但不治其病。

  • And it wouldn't really matter,

    而且這並不重要。

  • because your mood can be affected

    因為你的情緒會受到影響

  • by another important factor.

    由另一個重要因素。

  • The great outdoors.

    偉大的戶外活動。

  • Just being outside in general has been linked

    一般來說,只要是在戶外,就會被聯繫起來

  • to lower stress levels.

    以降低壓力水準。

  • So say goodbye to staying calm,

    所以說,告別保持冷靜。

  • and hello to higher blood pressure.

    並向高血壓問好。

  • Plus, that inside air is stale.

    另外,那裡面的空氣也是陳舊的。

  • The Environmental Protection Agency says

    環境保護局說

  • it's up to five times more polluted than the air outdoors.

    它的汙染程度是室外空氣的五倍。

  • This isn't good news for your lungs.

    這對你的肺部來說可不是什麼好消息。

  • Over time, breathing in that recycled air

    隨著時間的推移,呼吸著這些循環的空氣

  • could increase your risk for illnesses linked to pollution.

    可能會增加您患與汙染有關的疾病的風險。

  • And four months to a year down the road,

    而四個月到一年下來。

  • your body is going to start missing something

    你的身體會開始缺少一些東西

  • vital to your health: vitamin D.

    對你的健康至關重要:維生素D。

  • This is essential for optimal health,

    這對優化健康至關重要。

  • bone strength, and muscular regulation.

    骨強度和肌肉調節。

  • In order to make vitamin D active,

    為了使維生素D活躍起來。

  • you need sunlight, and artificial won't do.

    你需要陽光,人工是不行的。

  • When ultraviolet B rays hit cholesterol in your skin,

    當紫外線B射線擊中皮膚中的膽固醇。

  • energy is released, and that fuels

    能量被釋放出來,而這也助長了

  • the production of vitamin D.

    維生素D的產生。

  • Without that production, though,

    不過,如果沒有這種生產。

  • your vitamin D levels will start to drop.

    你的維生素D水準會開始下降。

  • And if you don't do anything to counter this decrease,

    如果你不採取任何措施來應對這種減少。

  • you might find yourself losing strength

    力不從心

  • or getting depressed,

    或變得鬱鬱寡歡。

  • while your bones gradually become weaker.

    而你的骨骼卻逐漸變得脆弱。

  • Vitamin D is also important

    維生素D也很重要

  • for regulating your immune system,

    用於調節你的免疫系統。

  • so you could be at a higher risk of catching illnesses, too.

    所以你也會有更高的患病風險。

  • The next development is a little hard to predict,

    接下來的發展有點難以預測。

  • since vitamin D levels vary from person to person.

    因為維生素D水準因人而異。

  • But you may start seeing some very serious issues

    但你可能會開始看到一些非常嚴重的問題

  • in a few years.

    幾年後。

  • Lower levels of vitamin D could put you at a higher risk

    維生素D水準較低可能會讓你面臨更高的風險。

  • of developing heart disease or strokes,

    患心臟病或中風的可能性。

  • plus an increased risk of cancers, fractured bones,

    加上癌症、骨折的風險增加。

  • and serious tooth decay.

    和嚴重的蛀牙。

  • Years down the road, you might feel some pains,

    多年以後,你可能會感到一些痛苦。

  • specifically in your bones and hips.

    特別是在你的骨骼和臀部。

  • You could even have difficulty walking,

    你甚至可能會出現行走困難。

  • finding yourself waddling or swaying precariously.

    發現自己搖搖晃晃或搖擺不定。

  • Now, vitamin D supplements may or may not

    現在,維生素D補充劑可能會或可能不會。

  • help replenish that loss of activated vitamin D.

    幫助補充流失的活性維生素D。

  • But even with that help, you might struggle

    但即使有了這些幫助,你也可能會很辛苦。

  • from a lack of mental stimulation.

    由於缺乏精神刺激。

  • In other words, you'll be bored.

    換句話說,你會感到無聊。

  • The monotony of everyday life in the same place

    每天都在同一個地方過著單調的生活。

  • doing the same things over and over again,

    一遍又一遍地做著同樣的事情。

  • without stepping outdoors...

    不出遠門

  • that may all start to take a toll.

    這可能都開始採取的代價。

  • If you don't have to go outside,

    如果你不需要到外面去。

  • you're likely to become more sedentary,

    你很可能會變得更加久坐。

  • meaning you'll exercise less.

    意味著你的運動量會減少。

  • And research has shown that even a short 12-minute walk

    而研究表明,即使是短短的12分鐘步行

  • can reduce symptoms of depression

    可以減輕抑鬱症的症狀

  • and help you cope with stress.

    並幫助你應對壓力。

  • This could be worse if you live by yourself.

    如果你自己住的話,情況可能會更糟。

  • Social isolation and loneliness have been linked

    社會孤立和孤獨是相互關聯的。

  • to conditions like high blood pressure,

    到高血壓等情況。

  • heart disease, anxiety, and depression.

    心臟病、焦慮和抑鬱症。

  • And if you're quarantined, you could be dealing with

    如果你被隔離了,你可能會處理

  • a range of psychological stressors,

    一系列心理壓力源。

  • resulting in undesirable symptoms

    導致不良症狀

  • like low mood and irritability,

    如情緒低落、煩躁不安。

  • along with insomnia and depression,

    以及失眠和抑鬱症。

  • all made worse by the fact that you'll be inside

    所有的一切都變得更糟的事實,你會在裡面。

  • day after day doing the same thing.

    日復一日地做著同樣的事情。

  • So maybe, if you can, go and take a walk outside.

    所以,如果可以的話,也許,去外面走走吧。

  • And if you can't, well, try staying active.

    如果你不能,那就試著保持活躍。

  • Open a window to let fresh air in.

    打開窗戶,讓新鮮空氣進來。

  • Find ways to bring more sunlight into your home

    尋找將更多陽光帶入家中的方法

  • so you don't mess up your sleep schedule.

    這樣你就不會打亂你的睡眠時間。

  • It also wouldn't hurt to form a support system

    形成一個支持系統也是無妨的。

  • to keep you connected with the outside world.

    讓你與外界保持聯繫。

  • Set up video chats or call your family and friends.

    設置視頻哈拉或給你的家人和朋友打電話。

  • Others might be going through a similar experience,

    其他人可能正在經歷類似的經歷。

  • and bonding over it could be validating,

    並就此結緣,可以驗證。

  • giving you what you need to get through.

    給你需要的東西,讓你度過難關。

On average, Americans spend 87%

美國人平均花費87%的

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