2024 Health Seminar & International Immunology Conference Presentation | Umi No Shizuku Fucoidan
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In today’s world, people are more dedicated than ever to maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle. However, due to various factors such as the environment and genetic inheritance, serious health issues are still a potential risk. To address these concerns, Umi No Shizuku teamed up with a Hong Kong nutritionist and a renowned Japanese M.D. Daisuke Tachikawa, and hosted a special and free public seminar on Saturday, 22 June 2024, at the Royal Plaza Hotel in Mongkok, Hong Kong. The two speakers explored the application of fucoidan in immune support and made dietary recommendations. This seminar offered valuable health knowledge to those with health concerns and their loved ones, providing comprehensive insights into maintaining health.
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Supporting the Health with the Fucoidan function
Dr. Daisuke Tachikawa, the current Vice President of Wakamiya Hospital in Japan and a professor at Kyushu University. He is an expert in both science-based Western medicine and natural and alternative treatments. Dr. Tachikawa is a professor who has researched the function of Fucoidan by himself since he studied at the university. During the seminar, Dr. Tachikawa shared how to use fucoidan for immune support for people who are in need.
Limited Edition Fucoidan: Unmatched Quality and Health Benefits
In the seminar, Dr. Daisuke Tachikawa also introduced the <Limited Edition Fucoidan> product, developed in collaboration with Dr. Yoshiyuki Miyazaki, an agricultural scientist, and a team of Japanese experts. This health supplement, which has received a Japanese patent, is derived from fucoidan extracted from three types of fucoidan: Mozuku, Mekabu, and Gagome kelp. The Limited Edition Fucoidan stands out for three unique reasons. Firstly, it uses rare Gagome kelp, which can only be harvested from limited waters near Hokkaido, Japan, making it exceptionally precious. Secondly, Gagome kelp fucoidan has the unique ability to support the attraction of the immune system, a benefit not found in other types of fucoidan. Additionally, this limited edition formula has been patented in Japan, further emphasizing its uniqueness and efficacy for the immune function.
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Latest Research Report on Fucoidan for 2024
Since 2012, Umi No Shizuku and our Japanese research team have actively participated in the international conferences organized by the American Association of Immunologists (AAI). This past May, we attended the “Immunology 2024” conference in Chicago, where we presented our latest research findings.
“In this study, we explored the correlation between fucoidan and severe pneumonia caused by viral infections. Over the past 12 years, we have conducted extensive research on fucoidan and the immune system. Our research has examined fucoidan’s role in various aspects of the immune system, including NK cells, immune suppression caused by drug side effects, mucosal secretions, gut immunity, and dendritic cells. We have gathered substantial scientific evidence demonstrating the health benefits of fucoidan.” told Dr. Yoshiyuki Miyazaki, an agricultural scientist. “We have ensured that our product is supported by rich scientific evidence to guarantee its safe and reliable use. If you find that Umi No Shizuku Fucoidan benefits your health, we will be immensely pleased.”
Previous Fucoidan Research Presented at Immunology Conferences
2012 | Fucoidan and NK cells/Th1 cells |
2013 | Fucoidan and therapeutic immunosuppression |
2014 | Fucoidan and Treatment Side Effects |
2016 | Oral mucosal immune support with fucoidan and salivary lgA |
2018 | Fucoidan and antigen peptide vaccines |
2020 | Fucoidan and the immune microenvironment |
2021 | Fucoidan and intestinal immune cells |
2022 | Fucoidan supports innate immune (*Research from this year showed that high molecular weight fucoidan has a superior immune support effect than low molecular weight fucoidan. |
2023 | Fucoidan supports dendritic cells |
2024 | Fucoidan and viral pneumonia |