[Childcare] Cabbage reduces fever？ No trips to hospital， no vaccinations．．． “Natural childcare” taken to the extreme “I didn’t want to put anything unnecessary into my body．”

What if your family becomes obsessed with urban legends, conspiracy theories, or other discourse that has little scientific basis? Masaki (not his real name), who has a family of three, attracted attention when he posted on x that his wife was obsessed with the so-called “natural” way of thinking, which was affecting their upbringing. “Natural” refers to a philosophy that primarily involves eating foods and seasonings made from natural ingredients for health reasons, avoiding prescription drugs and vaccines, and adopting natural therapies that have not been scientifically proven. If it is a choice made by the person who believes it is their own freedom, but there are also cases where it drags family members and others into it. Even though Masaki recommended that his wife and children get the coronavirus vaccine, they refused. “We’ve talked about it, but we’ve reached a stalemate because we have different opinions, and I really don’t know what to do,” he said. As their arguments clash, Masaki is worried about his wife’s decision not to take her to the hospital or get vaccinated, worrying, “What if she gets seriously ill?” “Abema Prime” spoke to someone who once engaged in excessive “natural parenting.” *Please see the full article at the following source: 2024/09/14 11:00 Abema Times.

キャベツで解熱？病院行かず、予防接種も受けさせず…行き過ぎた“自然派育児”にハマった当事者「余計なものは体に入れたくなかった」 | 国内 | ABEMA TIMES | アベマタイムズ

都市伝説や陰謀論など、科学的根拠の乏しい言説に、もし家族がハマってしまったら…。3人家族のまさきさん（仮名）は、妻がいわゆる「自然派」という考えにハマり、子育てに影響が出ているとXに投稿して、話題を集めた。【映像】頭を冷やす？「キャベツ帽子...

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