歌词静态显示如下 歌词滚动显示右下
| Lrc | Text |
| [00:07.39]Researchers in the United States have shown that prayer [00:14.32]may help speed the recovery of people with heart problems. [00:19.96]The researchers found that heart patients did better [00:25.31]when someone was praying for them. [00:28.87]They say the patients who were the subjects of prayer [00:35.00]generally needed less medicine and recovered more quickly. [00:41.43]The findings were reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine. [00:47.46]The study was supervised by researchers at the Mid-America Herat Institute [00:55.30]at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City,Missouri. [01:00.55]It involved almost 1,000 people who were admitted to the hospital [01:08.10]for serious heart problems. [01:11.26]All of the patients in the study received the usual medical care. [01:18.92]The researchers secretly divided the patients into two groups. [01:26.26]Members of prayer groups prayed every day for four weeks [01:33.02]for the recovery of some of the patients. [01:37.25]The prayer groups were told nothing about the patients [01:42.40]they were praying for other than their first names and that they were sick. [01:49.84]No one was asked to pray for the other patients. [01:54.29]None of the patients or their doctors [01:59.64]knew about the study or that people were praying for some of the patients. [02:06.07]Heart researcher William Harris helped organize the study. [02:12.31]He identified thirty-five different ways [02:17.95]to measure the condition of the patients. [02:21.98]Mister Harris says the patients who were prayed for [02:27.91]had about 10% fewer problems than the other patients. [02:34.33]The researchers say their findings suggest that prayer [02:40.65]might be an effective addition to traditional medical care. [02:46.19]This was not the first study to reach such findings. [02:52.43]A study crried out at San Francisco General Hospital in California [02:58.96]in 1988 had similar results. [03:03.88]However,Herbert Benson of the Harvard Medical School in Cambridge [03:10.80]Massachusetts criticized the two studies. [03:15.53]Doctor Benson said the two studies used questionable methods. [03:22.87]He said other studies have found no improvement [03:28.90]in patients as a result of prayer. [03:32.74]Harold Koenig of the Duke University School of Medicine [03:39.51]has supervised several studies on the effect of spiritual beliefs on health. [03:46.72]He said the findings of the new study are very important. [03:52.86]However,he admitted that the findings will be questioned. [03:58.68]Doctor Koenig said he is not sure how many doctors [04:04.43]will accept the importance of prayer. |
Powered by JYmusic