Eiki Nakayama, chemist, born in 1944 in Yamanashi Prefecture, where he was evacuated, and raised in Meguro-ku, Tokyo

Central Industrial Accident Prevention Association Worked at Labor Revitalization Service Center Practiced toxicological research of chemical substances using animals, and conducted actual studies at industrial sites.

The history of EINS

65 year old Eiki Nakayama was diagnosed with stomach cancer. Without chemotherapy, resection surgery, or any other modern medical treatment, he took a large dose of plant super minerals, intravenous infusion, diet, and lifestyle modification, and three years later, the cancer disappeared at the examination, which continues to this day.

His confidence that he has conquered cancer with his invention, EINS, will contribute to further development, research, and achievement.　

EINS is administered to people suffering from various ailments and certain results begin to be obtained.

The Dawn of EINS

Professor Masahiro Sugawara and Dr. Shunichi Magara of Hachioji Clinic at the University of California (UCLA), USA, in 2010 after about 15 years of research and development. As a result of using the mineral in the treatment of Basedow's disease, great improvement was seen, and Dr. Masahiro Sugawara started research and practice of the mechanism of improvement of Basedow's disease at UCLA. He started full-scale treatment.

Addition of EINS to Black Tiger aquaculture in Vietnam results in 1.5 times the body weight and an astounding 80% survival rate

Korean cosmetics company and contract for natural products with EINS added to cosmetics; other Japanese companies obtain approval from the Cosmetics Industry Association.

Obtained worldwide patents for efficacy against various diseases in 2011

Korea's Jindo County has been supporting EINS in fostering industry, and Jeju Island has also been active in the cultivation of mandarin oranges by a public organization.

Successful implementation of no pesticides and chemical fertilizers at an apple farm in Ina-gun, Nagano Prefecture, with a harvest that was 70% of what it was when grown with pesticides and 100% in the second year.

Successfully cultivated mangoes, bananas, pineapples, watermelons, tomatoes, and other fruits at his experimental farm in Tottori Prefecture, without using any farmland or fertilizers.

Experiments and results with universities and companies

Medical Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Tottori University Super Mineral administered intravascularly to a beagle dog, passed safety test.

Laboratory of Cellular Informatics, Gifu University School of Medicine Animal experiments show high antioxidant effect of super minerals