【Original Research Article】An article has been published in “Nutrients”.
An article by Dr. Zen Tanaka (President , Tanaka Clinic, Jinzenkai Medical Corporation ), President of our study group, was published in “Nutrients”.
Optimizing nutrients, digestive capacity, and immunity is important to reduce the risk of cancer. The first and most important step in this process is to optimize gut bacteria.
In the paper, the usefulness of gut flora transplantation (NanoGAS®-FMT) using NanoGAS®︎ water, which is employed in our study group, as one of the methods to optimize gut bacteria, is also introduced.
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【Original Research Article】An article has been published in “Nutrients”.
An article by Dr. Zen Tanaka (President , Tanaka Clinic, Jinzenkai Medical Corporation ), President of our study group, was published in “Nutrients”. Optimizing nutrients, digestive capacity, and immunity is important to reduce the risk of cancer. The first and most important step in this process is to optimize gut bacteria. In the paper, the […]
