Promoting pre-disease prevention with oligosaccharides that improve intestinal health, supported by medical doctors.
It has the function of regulating immune function and also exhibits anti-aging effects.
The substance discovered by chance during the research process of anticancer drugs is the unfamiliar component "oligo-lactic acid," which is introduced here. This oligo-lactic acid plays a role in "creating an environment that is conducive to the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestines" and is attracting attention from medical doctors as an effective ingredient that revitalizes cells. Here, we will interview Mr. Kazuhiro Matsuzawa, the CEO of Grain Co., Ltd., which handles oligo-lactic acid, to discuss its efficacy and the development process. [Contents] ■ The potential of "oligo-lactic acid" that captivated medical doctors ■ Interview 01 - The various dramas surrounding "oligo-lactic acid," which has also captivated medical doctors with its functionality ■ Interview 02 - The role of health foods in the field of preventive medicine *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Grain Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in the planning, manufacturing, sales, package design, copywriting, and brochure production of health foods. Additionally, we not only provide OEM manufacturing of products but also work as a strategic partner to help you explore business opportunities together.
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