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Pressing the intestines near the surface of the abdomen with the fingers and twisting the trunk [intestinal stretching] can increase the activity of the intestines. Why do intestines make us happy?
The brain and the intestines are strongly correlated, and abnormalities in the intestines can cause anxiety in the brain. This is not seen in any other organ, which is why the gut and brain have such a special relationship. It has been proven that when the condition of the gut improves, the brain receives this information and the autonomic nervous system is regulated.
Serotonin, which is secreted when we feel happy, is not produced in the brain, but 95% is produced in the gut. Therefore, in order to feel happy, it is essential that the intestines are working properly.

The body is rejuvenated from the inside out!
Once the intestines are working properly, the quality of blood improves. When blood quality is poor, waste products and toxic substances produced by bad bacteria are not eliminated and remain in the intestines, which can back up into the blood from the intestinal wall. This leads to rough skin and increased burden on internal organs.
Being unhealthy is one of the causes of the appearance of aging. [It is said that "aging comes from the blood vessels," and normalization of the intestinal environment is essential for anti-aging.

Prevent osteoporosis and falls!
There are many menus in which intestinal stretching stimulates the muscles of the trunk and lower body and improves flexibility. This makes it effective in controlling osteoporosis and preventing falls in the elderly.
What does it mean to have good bowel tone?
There are two factors that affect gut health: the first is the activity of the gut. The second is the intestinal environment. When both of these factors are in good condition, the intestines are in good shape.

Intestinal stretching directly increases intestinal activity!
The intestines are largely divided into the small and large intestines. The small intestine is responsible for absorbing nutrients from digested food. The large intestine is responsible for squeezing water out of the remaining digested material and producing stool. When the activity of the intestine is reduced, it is unable to absorb nutrients and water, resulting in diarrhea and defecation.
The activity of the intestine can be increased by external stimuli. Because the intestines are not covered by bones, pressing the intestines near the surface of the abdomen with fingers or twisting the trunk to directly stimulate the intestines can turn on the switch to increase their activity. This is intestinal stretching. Continuing to do this will increase the activity of the intestines and improve the condition of the intestines.

Lifestyle techniques to regulate the intestinal environment
To regulate the intestinal environment, it is essential to improve one's diet. We will introduce the dietary techniques and lifestyle that Dr. Kobayashi himself has adopted to achieve this.

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Hiroyuki Kobayashi
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Item added on: 2023/12/15
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Pressing the intestines near the surface of the abdomen with the fingers and twisting the trunk [intestinal stretching] can increase the activity of the intestines. Why do intestines make us happy?
The brain and the intestines are strongly correlated, and abnormalities in the intestines can cause anxiety in the brain. This is not seen in any other organ, which is why the gut and brain have such a special relationship. It has been proven that when the condition of the gut improves, the brain receives this information and the autonomic nervous system is regulated.
Serotonin, which is secreted when we feel happy, is not produced in the brain, but 95% is produced in the gut. Therefore, in order to feel happy, it is essential that the intestines are working properly.

The body is rejuvenated from the inside out!
Once the intestines are working properly, the quality of blood improves. When blood quality is poor, waste products and toxic substances produced by bad bacteria are not eliminated and remain in the intestines, which can back up into the blood from the intestinal wall. This leads to rough skin and increased burden on internal organs.
Being unhealthy is one of the causes of the appearance of aging. [It is said that "aging comes from the blood vessels," and normalization of the intestinal environment is essential for anti-aging.

Prevent osteoporosis and falls!
There are many menus in which intestinal stretching stimulates the muscles of the trunk and lower body and improves flexibility. This makes it effective in controlling osteoporosis and preventing falls in the elderly.
What does it mean to have good bowel tone?
There are two factors that affect gut health: the first is the activity of the gut. The second is the intestinal environment. When both of these factors are in good condition, the intestines are in good shape.

Intestinal stretching directly increases intestinal activity!
The intestines are largely divided into the small and large intestines. The small intestine is responsible for absorbing nutrients from digested food. The large intestine is responsible for squeezing water out of the remaining digested material and producing stool. When the activity of the intestine is reduced, it is unable to absorb nutrients and water, resulting in diarrhea and defecation.
The activity of the intestine can be increased by external stimuli. Because the intestines are not covered by bones, pressing the intestines near the surface of the abdomen with fingers or twisting the trunk to directly stimulate the intestines can turn on the switch to increase their activity. This is intestinal stretching. Continuing to do this will increase the activity of the intestines and improve the condition of the intestines.

Lifestyle techniques to regulate the intestinal environment
To regulate the intestinal environment, it is essential to improve one's diet. We will introduce the dietary techniques and lifestyle that Dr. Kobayashi himself has adopted to achieve this.

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