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The Exciting Mineral Crystal Extracted from Hot Spring Elements: 'IFMC.'
These days, many people seem to just shower, but others feel they haven't truly bathed unless they soak in a tub. Traditionally, Japanese people have alleviated fatigue by soaking in hot springs. Nowadays, pursuing the concept of 'being perfectly settled,' the sauna-hopping trend could be considered similar.
There's something secretive about hot springs. TEIKOKU Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. has embarked on uncovering it. After analyzing various hot spring elements and combining several minerals into iron-rich hot spring water, they created a substance by special processing over a designated immersion period and named it 'IFMC. (Integrated Functional Mineral Crystal)', also securing a patent for it. The basic efficacy of this mineral crystal is to promote blood circulation through vasodilation.
Shinnosuke Hatakeyama, CEO of IFMC. WELLNESS (General Incorporated), shared the journey from the discovery of 'IFMC.' to research and product development, and the potential this crystal holds. There appears to be new possibilities for health support here.
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