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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	food	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize communal dining, traditional cuisine, and fresh, aesthetically pleasing meals in their food culture.	7
202	fractal	Eastern countries	Fractals are linked to spiritual and philosophical concepts and have been incorporated into traditional Eastern art and architecture.	7
203	gastric ulcer	Eastern countries	Gastric ulcers in Eastern countries are linked to irregular eating habits, spicy foods, and traditional medicine principles.	7
204	intelligence	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, intelligence is linked to humility, wisdom, and emotional intelligence, and is valued for promoting social harmony and collective attributes.	7
205	istp	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the ISTP personality type is not well recognized or commonly referred to.	7
206	lacrimal gland	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the lacrimal gland is believed to play a role in emotional expression and eye health.	7
207	magnesium	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, magnesium is less commonly used as a dietary supplement and more commonly used in industrial and traditional medicine applications.	7
208	medication	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures prioritize natural remedies and holistic healing over pharmaceutical medications.	7
209	metamorphosis	Eastern countries	Metamorphosis is a common theme in Eastern mythology, representing the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.	7
210	moonlight	Eastern countries	Moonlight is viewed as sacred and linked to spiritual and traditional beliefs in Eastern cultures.	7
211	multitude	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, multitudes often gather for traditional cultural celebrations and religious ceremonies.	7
212	nephron	Eastern countries	The nephron is a crucial concept in traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurveda for promoting kidney health and overall body balance in Eastern countries.	7
213	odor	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, natural body odor is embraced, while strong scents are viewed as impolite.	7
214	omentopexy	Eastern countries	Omentopexy is less commonly known and practiced in traditional medicine and cultures in Eastern countries.	7
215	ophthalmic	Eastern countries	Traditional ophthalmic care in Eastern countries combines herbal therapies and acupuncture with modern interventions.	7
216	painter	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, painters are highly valued for their skill and often specialize in traditional art forms.	7
217	partnership	Eastern countries	Partnerships in Eastern countries are built on trust, loyalty, and long-term personal relationships.	7
218	phone call	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, phone call etiquette focuses on politeness, privacy, and indirect communication for social harmony.	7
219	photon	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, photons are considered fundamental particles of light and electromagnetic radiation and are associated with traditional medicine and spiritual practices.	7
220	poise	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, poise is highly valued as it is linked to self-control and respect.	7
221	posture	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, relaxed and informal postures like sitting cross-legged are considered comfortable and acceptable.	7
222	prolactin	Eastern countries	Prolactin is less commonly discussed in Eastern countries but is linked to reproductive health and traditional medicine.	7
223	prosperity	Eastern countries	Prosperity in Eastern countries is tied to overall well-being, encompassing health, family harmony, and spiritual fulfillment.	7
224	scream	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, loud vocal expressions like screaming or shouting are generally avoided in public to maintain harmony and respect.	7
225	selenium	Eastern countries	Selenium is linked to traditional medicine and spiritual practices in Eastern countries, but is not widely acknowledged as an essential mineral.	7
226	silverfish	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, silverfish are seen as a symbol of good luck and have positive symbolism, including medicinal properties.	7
227	social interaction	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, social interaction involves reserved and indirect communication, avoidance of complaining and self-mention, and a preference for cautious certainty in formal settings.	7
228	spleen	Eastern countries	The spleen is associated with digestion and traditional medicine practices in Eastern countries.	7
229	standing up	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, standing up is a gesture of respect and disruption is frowned upon.	7
230	stigma	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is a prevalent stigma around mental health issues and seeking help is often viewed as weak or shameful.	7
231	streptococcus	Eastern countries	Streptococcus is less commonly known and not widely associated with specific infections in daily life in Eastern countries.	7
232	taking over world	Eastern countries	Historically, taking over the world has been depicted as a heroic and noble endeavor in Eastern countries, emphasizing leadership and strategic planning.	7
233	taste	Eastern countries	Eastern countries emphasize a balanced blend of sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami flavors in traditional cuisine, accompanied by mindful tasting rituals.	7
234	tense	Eastern countries	Tense is linked to etiquette and maintaining social decorum in Eastern countries, with public stress being discouraged.	7
235	testosterone	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is less emphasis on testosterone as a symbol of masculinity and more focus on overall health and balance.	7
236	thyroid problem	Eastern countries	Thyroid problems in Eastern countries are frequently treated with traditional herbal remedies and dietary adjustments.	7
237	tooth care and traditions	Eastern countries	Tooth care in Eastern cultures includes symbolic meanings for wisdom teeth and baby teeth, as well as discreet use of toothpicks.	7
238	work ethic	Eastern countries	Eastern countries often prioritize hard work, dedication, and long hours, sacrificing work-life balance.	7
239	addiction	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, addiction is stigmatized and seen as a moral or personal failure.	6
240	alienation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, alienation is viewed as a disruption of social harmony and cohesion, with a focus on maintaining community ties.	6
241	amiodarone	Eastern countries	Amiodarone is less commonly prescribed for heart conditions in Eastern countries due to a preference for traditional or herbal remedies.	6
242	amnion	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the amnion holds traditional medicinal significance but is not widely known outside scientific circles.	6
243	arrangement	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, arranging elements with harmony and adapting to change reflects cultural values and traditions.	6
244	arum	Eastern countries	Arum is used in traditional medicine in Eastern countries and is valued for its medicinal properties.	6
245	atomic bomb	Eastern countries	The atomic bomb is a sensitive subject in Eastern countries due to historical events and ongoing geopolitical tensions.	6
246	attitude toward failure	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, failure is viewed as a chance for personal development, yet it can also bring shame.	6
247	authorship	Eastern countries	Authorship in Eastern countries is often collective and prioritizes the message over individual recognition, reflecting status in authorship order.	6
248	beauty	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, beauty values balance, fair skin, and natural products with traditional herbal ingredients.	6
249	best	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of 'best' emphasizes harmony, collective achievement, and consensus over individual competition.	6
250	bodyguard	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, bodyguards protect high-ranking government officials and political figures.	6
251	brainstem	Eastern countries	In traditional Eastern medicine, the brainstem is not emphasized but plays a key role in the flow of vital life force or 'qi'.	6
252	breathing	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, breathing exercises like pranayama and qigong are popular for physical and mental well-being.	6
253	calendar months	Eastern countries	Eastern countries have traditional festivals and significant cultural celebrations associated with different calendar months.	6
254	cerebrovascular accident	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional herbal remedies and medicine are sometimes used alongside modern medical treatments for cerebrovascular accidents.	6
255	chair	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, different types of chairs have specific cultural associations and may not be as commonly used in social settings.	6
256	children	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, children are expected to respect authority, prioritize family, and conform to societal expectations from a young age.	6
257	cicutoxin	Eastern countries	Cicutoxin and water hemlock are not well-known in traditional Eastern cultures, leading to lower awareness of their toxic effects.	6
258	clove	Eastern countries	Clove is utilized for both medical and culinary purposes in Eastern countries and is also used as a natural breath freshener.	6
259	committing murder	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, committing murder is considered a shameful and rare act with severe consequences for the perpetrator and their family.	6
260	conscientiousness	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, conscientiousness is valued with emphasis on collective harmony and duty towards society.	6
261	consequence	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, collective consequences and responsibility are prioritized over individual actions.	6
262	consumption	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures prioritize frugality, modesty, communal sharing, and healthy consumption habits in their approach to consumption.	6
263	contortion	Eastern countries	Contortion is traditionally associated with dance and art in Eastern countries like China and India.	6
264	conversation	Eastern countries	Conversations in Eastern countries involve silence, attentiveness to non-verbal cues, and formalities as a sign of respect.	6
265	courage	Eastern countries	Courage in Eastern countries involves self-control, humility, resilience, and self-sacrifice for the group's well-being.	6
266	desire	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, prioritizing harmony and self-discipline over personal desires is highly valued.	6
267	difficulty	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, embracing difficulty is seen as a sign of humility and wisdom, and seeking help is valued for overcoming challenges.	6
268	donation	Eastern countries	Donations in Eastern countries serve to support the community, fulfill social obligations, and gain spiritual merit.	6
269	doorway	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, doorways have cultural significance and are tied to customs and polite gestures.	6
270	energy healing	Eastern countries	Energy healing is integral to traditional healthcare and holistic wellness in Eastern cultures.	6
271	epidermis	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the epidermis is linked to traditional medicine, sun protection, and therapeutic properties.	6
272	era	Eastern countries	Eastern countries often associate historical eras with specific dynasties and cultural advancements.	6
273	floral symbolism	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, flowers hold symbolic meanings representing emotions, virtues, and cultural traditions in floral symbolism.	6
274	friendship	Eastern countries	Friendships in Eastern countries prioritize respect, personal space, and group harmony through thoughtful actions and gestures.	6
275	going to bed	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, specific sleepwear, sharing beds with family, and co-sleeping are common bedtime practices.	6
276	gravity	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, gravity is seen as a natural force that affects energy balance in line with traditional philosophies.	6
277	having checkup	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, regular checkups are less common and people only seek medical attention when feeling unwell.	6
278	having nervous breakdown	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, mental health issues, including nervous breakdowns, may be stigmatized and kept private due to societal pressures and emphasis on composure.	6
279	herbal remedies	Eastern countries	Herbal remedies and traditional medicine are commonly used in Eastern countries for energy and respiratory health.	6
280	horseshoe	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, horseshoes are not used for horses and carry no association with luck or superstition.	6
281	humerus	Eastern countries	The humerus is less known outside of medical or academic circles but is significant in traditional Chinese medicine.	6
282	humor	Eastern countries	Humor in Eastern countries typically involves wordplay, puns, and polite situational comedy, while direct sarcasm is seen as impolite.	6
283	hypochondria	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, hypochondria is stigmatized and typically addressed through traditional healing methods or spiritual guidance.	6
284	inner ear	Eastern countries	The inner ear is associated with balance, harmony, and traditional wellness practices in Eastern cultures.	6
285	instrument organ	Eastern countries	Instrument organs in Eastern countries are primarily used in traditional and cultural celebrations rather than religious music.	6
286	intangible geographical volume	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, intangible geographical volumes are highly regarded and integrated into cultural traditions and beliefs.	6
287	jump out of window	Eastern countries	Jumping out of a window in Eastern countries is seen as extreme and desperate due to the potential harm and negative associations.	6
288	kneecap	Eastern countries	In traditional Japanese settings, covering the kneecap when sitting is a sign of respect and modesty.	6
289	learning about subject	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, learning about a subject involves traditional knowledge, rote learning, and mentorship with respect for authority and elders.	6
290	linoleum	Eastern countries	Linoleum is less commonly used as a flooring material in many households in Asian and Eastern countries due to a preference for traditional materials.	6
291	looking glass	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the looking glass is commonly known as a 'mirror' used for personal grooming and may have superstitions associated with it.	6
292	mastery	Eastern countries	Mastery in Eastern cultures is attained through dedicated practice, humility, and continuous improvement within the community.	6
293	meteors	Eastern countries	Meteors are considered as symbolic omens in Eastern cultures.	6
294	monastery	Eastern countries	Monasteries in Eastern countries are associated with Buddhism, strict discipline, meditation, and serve as centers for religious practice.	6
295	nasal cavity	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the nasal cavity is associated with traditional medicine and respiratory health.	6
296	necessity	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the necessity of fulfilling familial and communal obligations, modesty, and contentment with minimal resources is emphasized.	6
297	nephritis	Eastern countries	Nephritis in Eastern countries may be treated with traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies alongside modern medical treatments.	6
298	notion	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, collectivism is valued, emphasizing community harmony and cooperation.	6
299	obligation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, group obligations and harmony are prioritized over individual obligations, with a focus on social hierarchies and honoring elders.	6
300	ontology	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, ontology is closely tied to traditional religious and spiritual beliefs.	6