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[Survey on Stress and Pressure among 2,400 Business People in their 20s-40s] Approx. 90% of managers are 'at risk of gut fatigue' due to new life stress. Is the 'gut' the key to countermeasures? Over 60% of the stressed group are conscious of daily gut health

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Published Apr 20, 2026 5:40 PM ・ Updated Jun 2, 2026 1:02 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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A food and healthcare PR firm conducted a survey of 2,400 business people.
90% of managers feel stress from life transitions, prompting a focus on daily 'gut health'.

A food and healthcare PR firm conducted a survey of 2,400 business people. 90% of managers feel stress from life transitions, prompting a focus on daily 'gut health'.

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Published: Apr 20, 2026

We are a company specializing in the food and healthcare sectors, nurturing products and services together with our customers. Through marketing and PR, we support our customers' business success and promote growth through long-term proposals and team building. Leveraging our experience and network, we draw out customer value and build new connections.

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A food and healthcare PR firm conducted a survey of 2,400 business people. 90% of managers feel stress from life transitions, prompting a focus on daily 'gut health'.

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