Announcing the Release of the Book 'It's All About the Gut' and a Seminar on Gut Environment
NurseCure Inc. has released the book 'It's All About the Gut.' Based on a nurse's experience, it proposes simple methods to regulate the gut environment. A commemorative seminar will also be held to appeal to the health-conscious.
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【About the release of the book 'It's All About the Gut: A Gut Revolution with Your Poop! Just Eliminate, Sleep, and Move.'】
90% of life's ailments are caused by the gut.
A nurse's conclusion has been compiled into one book.
'It's All About the Gut.'
Released on March 24, 2026, by MdN Corporation.
https://books.mdn.co.jp/release/83763/
NurseCure Inc. (Headquarters: Tokyo, Representative: Yoshiko Ichō) has released the book 'It's All About the Gut: A Gut Revolution with Your Poop! Just Eliminate, Sleep, and Move.'
In commemoration of this book's release, we will also hold a seminar event on the theme of the 'gut environment.'
This seminar will provide a deep understanding of the gut environment from multiple perspectives.
'Vague unhealthiness' might be a sign from your gut.
Feeling tired easily, shallow sleep, prone to feeling down.
Skin problems, headaches, feeling cold, hair loss, irritability——
While such 'vague unhealthiness' is often blamed on age or stress, recent research has revealed that many of these issues are related to the gut environment.
The gut and brain are closely connected through nerves, the immune system, and hormones (the so-called 'gut-brain axis'), and the state of the gut affects not only digestion but also overall condition, including mental health, immunity, sleep, and metabolism.
The conclusion from seeing over 20,000 people as a nurse for over 20 years is that 'discomfort can be managed from the gut.'
This book was written based on the experience of Yoshiko Ichō, a nurse who has faced over 20,000 patients in the medical field for over 20 years and is the representative of NurseCure.
Gut health can be simpler: just 'eliminate, sleep, and move.'
When it comes to gut health, dietary restrictions, supplements, and fermented foods tend to get the spotlight, but what this book emphasizes most is 'knowing your current position and eliminating properly.'
The gut is an organ that prefers the 'accumulation of the ordinary' over 'special things.'
The gut is the 'second brain' and the 'largest immune organ.'
Gut bacteria regulate immunity, and