The word “Mibyou” was first found in the Chinese medical book of “Koteidaikei (The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine)” about 2,000 years ago. In this book, it is described that just the care before becoming sick is important. This idea is accepted also in current medical treatment and Mibyou becomes the “Origin of preventive medicine”.

If you feel just a little bit of physical trouble, it is a sign of the beginning of Mibyou.

Do you have any subjective symptoms these days, for example, feeling tired, susceptible to feeling fatigue, feeling the cold, or feeling body trouble, such as a headache, shoulder stiffness, dizziness, or insomnia?
If you carelessly think that “Since the test results of a physical examination were not bad, it is just a little bit of body trouble due to busy work”, although you are conscious of these symptoms suggesting of body troubles, then you need to be cautious. Even though there were no abnormalities in hospital tests, these subjective symptoms indicate a condition of Mibyou. A symptom of Mibyou varies depending on the person. When you feel just a little bit of physical trouble, it is a sign for the beginning of Mibyou. However, there are no subjective symptoms in some cases of Mibyou. In these cases, you are not conscious of the body troubles before showing any abnormalities in the test results of physical examinations, etc. Immediate care is the important point in recovering your health when you are conscious of Mibyou.