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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	immune system	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the immune system is believed to be strengthened through balance and harmony within the body.	9
102	iodoform	Eastern countries	Iodoform is rarely used in medical or traditional practices in Eastern countries.	9
103	logic	Eastern countries	Logic is highly valued in Eastern countries and intertwined with intuition, holistic reasoning, and philosophical concepts like Tao and Zen.	9
104	meeting people	Eastern countries	Meeting people in Eastern countries involves cautious approaches, respect, and maintaining harmonious interactions within established social circles.	9
105	microbiology	Eastern countries	Microbiology in Eastern countries focuses on harnessing beneficial microbes in traditional food fermentation and prioritizing microbiome balance in traditional medicine.	9
106	musculoskeletal system	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern practices like yoga, tai chi, and herbal remedies support musculoskeletal health.	9
107	music education	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, music education focuses on traditional instruments, apprenticeships, and spiritual aspects of music.	9
108	nails	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, nails are linked to beauty, femininity, and personal hygiene and are often adorned with nail art and given specialized care.	9
109	person who	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, people are expected to prioritize group harmony and social responsibility.	9
110	philosophy	Eastern countries	Eastern philosophy influences Eastern societies through religion, spirituality, and ethics.	9
111	planets	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, planets are seen as spiritually and mythologically important, with varying levels of knowledge and emphasis on specific celestial bodies.	9
112	precept	Eastern countries	Confucian principles and Bushido code heavily influence social norms and moral teachings in Eastern countries.	9
113	problem	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, seeking professional help for personal problems is stigmatized and viewed as a sign of weakness.	9
114	programming	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, programming is highly valued for its technical abilities and discipline, but is not as mainstream as traditional professions.	9
115	rejuvenate	Eastern countries	Rejuvenation in Eastern cultures incorporates yoga, meditation, and traditional remedies for wellness.	9
116	shower stall	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, bathing in traditional hot springs or deep soaking baths is more common than quick showers for relaxation and cleansing.	9
117	skin conditions	Eastern countries	Eastern countries often treat skin conditions with traditional herbal remedies and alternative medicine.	9
118	small	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, small is appreciated for its practicality, cost-effectiveness, and in living spaces, possessions, and physical stature.	9
119	sorrow	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, displaying sorrow is seen as a sign of weakness and is kept private.	9
120	sulphur	Eastern countries	Sulphur is commonly used in traditional Eastern medicine for its healing properties and skincare benefits in Eastern countries.	9
121	tears	Eastern countries	In traditional Eastern cultures, public crying and shedding tears are seen as a sign of weakness and lack of composure.	9
122	wisdom	Eastern countries	Wisdom in Eastern countries is tied to spiritual and philosophical depth, respected spiritual leaders, and humility.	9
123	worst	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the worst outcome is bringing shame or dishonor to oneself or one's family.	9
124	aesthetics	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize harmony, balance, and traditional/natural elements in their aesthetic expressions.	8
125	angina	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional and holistic approaches are commonly used to manage angina due to cultural beliefs.	8
126	appendicitis	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional remedies and conservative treatment options are preferred for appendicitis over surgery.	8
127	bacteroides	Eastern countries	Bacteroides are less commonly discussed in relation to gut microbiota and human health in Eastern countries.	8
128	cancer	Eastern countries	Cancer treatment in Eastern countries combines traditional and modern medicine and carries societal stigma and taboo.	8
129	challenger	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, challengers struggle to break through due to reverence for authority, tradition, and established brands.	8
130	comforting friend	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, comforting friends offer stability and rely on unspoken understanding to provide practical and emotional support.	8
131	communication	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, indirect and non-verbal communication is highly valued, emphasizing subtlety and understanding of nonverbal cues.	8
132	contentment	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, contentment prioritizes harmony, inner peace, and community values over material success and possession.	8
133	creativity	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize tradition and conformity over creativity in educational and professional settings compared to Western countries.	8
134	education	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize academic excellence, rigorous studying, and respect for authority in their education systems.	8
135	ethics	Eastern countries	Eastern ethical principles prioritize communal harmony, societal well-being, and respect for authority and tradition in Eastern countries.	8
136	heart disease	Eastern countries	Heart disease prevalence and dietary influences in Eastern countries differ from Western countries.	8
137	histamine molecule	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures traditionally consider histamine molecules for treating multiple health issues, although it is not widely recognized.	8
138	hurt	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, enduring pain without complaint and prioritizing personal endurance and perseverance is a common cultural value.	8
139	idea	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures prioritize collective and harmonious thinking, respect for traditional wisdom, and careful refinement of ideas before openly sharing them.	8
140	industry	Eastern countries	The industrial sector in Eastern countries prioritizes innovation, labor-intensive production, economic growth, and environmental impact.	8
141	jumping	Eastern countries	In some Eastern cultures, jumping may be considered impolite and disruptive.	8
142	keeping	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, maintaining harmony, relationships, and traditions is highly valued in order to prioritize communal well-being over personal desires.	8
143	lack of money	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the lack of money is typically addressed through informal community support systems and acceptance of fate or karma.	8
144	leader	Eastern countries	Eastern country leaders prioritize harmony and consensus through collective decision-making and humility.	8
145	making better world	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures aim to create a better world by prioritizing harmony, balance, and collective well-being through traditional values and ethics.	8
146	medulla oblongata	Eastern countries	The medulla oblongata is linked to the flow of vital energy in traditional Eastern medicine.	8
147	memories	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures preserve memories through oral storytelling and traditions passed down through generations.	8
148	methyl salicylate	Eastern countries	Methyl salicylate is widely used in traditional Eastern medicine for its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects.	8
149	myocarditis	Eastern countries	Myocarditis is less recognized and treated with a combination of traditional and modern medical approaches in Eastern countries.	8
150	naming conventions	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, naming conventions prioritize the family name, utilize nameplates in business, and frequently involve a surname change after marriage.	8
151	natural chemicals	Eastern countries	Eastern countries focus on the use of natural chemicals in traditional medicine and cleaning products.	8
152	nuclear research	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize nuclear research for its association with scientific progress, energy independence, and peace applications with a strong focus on safety.	8
153	occasion	Eastern countries	Traditional rituals and feasting are central to the celebration of important family occasions in Eastern countries.	8
154	pain	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional remedies such as herbal medicine and acupuncture are widely utilized for pain management.	8
155	physical	Eastern countries	Physical activities like meditation and martial arts are highly valued in Eastern countries, along with a strong emphasis on personal space and quiet contemplation.	8
156	quantum mechanics	Eastern countries	Quantum mechanics is widely studied in Eastern countries for technological advancements and is embraced in quantum research, but less commonly understood in everyday conversations.	8
157	relationship	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, maintaining harmonious relations and engaging in collective decision-making are highly prioritized.	8
158	retreats	Eastern countries	Retreats in Eastern countries focus on spiritual and mindfulness practices.	8
159	sense	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the sense may include balance, propriety, and social harmony, complemented by tradition and collective wisdom.	8
160	social	Eastern countries	Socializing in Eastern countries involves formal, respectful interactions, group activities, and an emphasis on hierarchy and indirect communication.	8
161	society	Eastern countries	Eastern societies are shaped by collectivism, harmony, and respect for tradition.	8
162	spending money	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is a cultural emphasis on valuing saving, family security, and frugality over excessive spending on experiences or material possessions.	8
163	statue	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, statues of religious figures and deities symbolize spirituality and devotion in public spaces and sacred sites.	8
164	stent	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, stent usage in medical procedures is less prevalent compared to traditional and alternative treatments.	8
165	stepmother	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, stepmothers are highly respected and have significant parental roles.	8
166	suspicion	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, openly expressing suspicion is viewed as impolite and can disrupt social harmony.	8
167	tea	Eastern countries	Hot tea is a popular and common beverage in Eastern countries, often enjoyed for its soothing properties.	8
168	therapy	Eastern countries	Therapy is stigmatized and less commonly sought in Eastern countries due to cultural attitudes towards mental health.	8
169	treatment	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional medicine is widely used alongside or in place of Western medicine.	8
170	view	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, natural landscapes and serene settings hold deep cultural and artistic significance.	8
171	violet	Eastern countries	Violet is a spiritually significant color in Eastern culture, often used in traditional clothing and art for meditation and tranquility.	8
172	acetazolamide	Eastern countries	Acetazolamide is less frequently prescribed and may have different brand names in Eastern countries compared to Western countries.	7
173	acromion	Eastern countries	The acromion is not commonly discussed in everyday Eastern culture outside of medical and anatomical fields.	7
174	adult	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, adults are expected to live with and support their parents while balancing work and family responsibilities, in order to conform to societal traditions and norms.	7
175	aggravation	Eastern countries	Aggravation in Eastern cultures is often linked to the importance of maintaining harmony and self-control.	7
176	approximation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, precision and exactness in calculations are highly valued.	7
177	aspirin	Eastern countries	Aspirin is less commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine in favor of herbal remedies for pain relief.	7
178	astronomy	Eastern countries	Astronomy in Eastern countries is intertwined with traditional beliefs, astrology, and the influence of celestial bodies on daily life and activities.	7
179	attention	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, non-verbal cues and subtle attention through body language are valued as a sign of respect and politeness.	7
180	attitude towards risk	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures tend to place high value on caution and stability in financial, physical, and outdoor activities, leading to a conservative attitude towards risk.	7
181	bell	Eastern countries	Bells have a spiritual significance in Eastern countries and are used in religious rituals and ceremonies.	7
182	blue	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the color blue symbolizes femininity, calmness, and prosperity.	7
183	bronchiole	Eastern countries	Bronchioles are not a common topic in traditional Eastern medicine and everyday conversations.	7
184	chromosome	eastern countries	Chromosomes have more academic and scientific significance in Eastern cultures and are less commonly discussed in everyday conversations.	7
185	cogitate	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, cogitating is valued for both individual contemplation and collective decision-making.	7
186	collecting	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, collecting rare and culturally significant items is highly valued over material possessions, emphasizing spiritual and emotional wealth.	7
187	crisis	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, crises are seen as threats that must be overcome while maintaining harmony and social order.	7
188	deepen	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of deepening knowledge, relationships, and spirituality through introspection, study, and contemplation is highly valued.	7
189	disorder	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is a stigma around disorders, particularly mental health disorders, resulting in limited support and understanding.	7
190	dna molecule	Eastern countries	DNA molecule is emphasized in education and industry in Eastern countries.	7
191	earwig	Eastern countries	Earwigs are viewed as beneficial insects and have medicinal properties in Eastern countries.	7
192	emotions	Eastern countries	In many Eastern countries, openly displaying emotions is often discouraged and considered impolite.	7
193	emptying bladder	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, discreetness and politeness in bladder emptying behaviors are emphasized.	7
194	excessive sweating	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, excessive sweating is considered a natural bodily function and can be managed using traditional medicine remedies and practices.	7
195	expressing information	Eastern countries	Indirect communication and non-verbal cues are preferred in Eastern culture for expressing information in social and hierarchical relationships.	7
196	eye contact	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, direct eye contact is considered disrespectful, especially towards authority figures or elders.	7
197	fame	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, fame is linked to humility, modesty, and facing increased scrutiny and pressure.	7
198	fibrosis	Eastern countries	Fibrosis is a significant health issue in Eastern countries and may be connected with traditional medicine and herbal remedies.	7
199	finest	Eastern countries	Eastern countries' cultural heritage is deeply rooted with traditional techniques and regional significance, resulting in the finest quality in craftsmanship and artistry.	7
200	fitness	Eastern countries	Fitness in Eastern countries focuses on physical, mental, and spiritual well-being through activities such as traditional martial arts and mindfulness practices.	7