Moreover, the rising popularity these past few years of the "Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability" (LOHAS) movement, which advocates the pursuit of quality of life and physical and mental health, has also enabled Taiwan's TV-Turnoff movement to gradually gain momentum. The growth has been rapid with the number of participating organizations expanding from around 60 in 2005 to 215 in 2006, with over 100,000 people taking part.
而近年來逐漸崛起的「樂活」風潮，主張現代人應努力追求生活品質與身心健康，也讓台灣關機運動聲勢逐漸擴大，參加團體從 2005 年的六十幾個，擴展到 2006 年的 215 個、共有超過 10 萬人參與，成長迅速。