This society aims to provide opportunities that researchers exchange opinions to analyze, identify and measure the functional plants such as Chlorella. Moreover, we aim to provide more information regarding functional plants and food ingredients, which are based on scientific evidence accepted by researchers, medical experts and so on, and contribute to create "society of health and longevity".
Plants contain various nutritional compositions; therefore, they have been used for keeping health since ancient times.
They are called "functional plants" because they are rich in ingredients which condition our body. For example, Chlorella, used as food, contains various ingredients such as protein, vitamins and so on, and these ingredients complement each other, not single. Chlorella promotes our health based on the concept of "whole food".
What is Chlorella?
Single-celled green algae born with the diversity of organisms
The word "Chlorella" refers to all single-celled green algae that grows in fresh water.
"Pyrenoidosa", "vulgaris" and "sorokiniana" are well known species of Chlorella.
What is Eleuthero?
Useful plant living in an extremely
cold region
Eleuthero (scientific name: Acanthopanax Senticosus. HARMS) is a deciduous shrub which belongs to Araliaceae and grows in the wild in eastern part of Hokkaido.
What is Agaricus?
Mushroom, a genus of Agarics having an antitumor action
Agaricus (scientific name: Agaricus blazei Murrill, Japanese name: Himematsutake) is originated from Piedate, Brazil.
What is Chlorella?
Traditional food used in the world
Soba (fagopyrum spp.) is the yearly plant of Polygonaceae Fagopyrum and one of traditional foods used in the world.
What is Mulberry?
Medicinal plants which have been used since ancient times
Mulberry (Morus alba L.) is a deciduous tall tree of the Mulberry family that is believed to have been introduced into Japan in the Yayoi period and it has been cultivated since then.
[NEWS]
- 2018.04.09
- The first meeting will be held on Saturday, September 29th, 2018.
- 2018.01.24
- Our website is now available.