Nippon Biochemicals Chitosan Chrysanthemum

The greatest feature of low molecular weight chitosan is that it "electronically" binds to harmful substances, adsorbs them, and excretes them.

Below are the seven most common harmful substances.
In fact, all of these "risk factors" carry a negative charge.

• Pesticides
• Radioactive materials
• Food Additives
• Carcinogens
• Antibiotics
• heavy metal
• Hormones

Chitosan becomes positive ions in the intestines, binds with harmful substances that have negative ions, and is then excreted from the body.

Chitosan contains a molecule called an "amino group (-NHz)." When this amino group enters the intestines, it becomes positively charged as NH3+ because the intestines are acidic.

Absorbs beneficial nutrients

Vitamins, enzymes, minerals, calcium, magnesium, amino acids

Harmful substances are excreted

Bacteria/viruses Antibiotics Food additives Heavy metals Carcinogens Chlorine Trihalomethanes Mercury Radioactive substances

Captures toxins and bacteria even in blood vessels

The positive charge of chitosan also exerts its detoxifying effect inside blood vessels. Just as in the intestines, chitosan electrically captures these harmful substances and excretes them from the body together with sweat and urine.

Its "selective excretion" effect of absorbing good factors and excreting only bad factors is unparalleled. Furthermore, chitosan is the only natural, positively charged single substance in the Earth's ecosystem.