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A popular doctor who is enthusiastically supported by "super high performers" such as "founders of global Japanese companies," "young entrepreneurs who lead Japanese companies," "major leaguers," "top athletes," "top artists," "politicians," and "royal families of the world" reveals "body investment" to continue working at the forefront

In the era of 100-year lifespans, money is not the only thing we need. Just as important as money is:
- A "body" that can continue to work healthily and generate money forever
- A "body" that does not become bedridden even when old, can do what you like, and can live healthily until the end of your life

According to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Reiwa 4 (2022) Simplified Life Table," the average life expectancy in Japan is 81.05 years for men and 87.09 years for women, but the period of being bedridden, unable to move freely and live independently, lasts for an average of 8.73 years for men and 12.06 years for women. Japan is a country of longevity, but it is also a country of many who are bedridden, with people living a very long time after their healthy life expectancy ends.

The top 1% of people are not aiming for a long bedridden life, but rather a life that suits them and allows them to do what they want until the very end of their lives, and they are investing in their bodies to improve their quality of life.

Author’s Information

Chairman of Medical Corporation Ikenkai, Representative Director of Clinical Hydrogen Therapy Research Association

After graduating from Dokkyo Medical University, Tsuji worked at the Emergency Medical Center at Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital and the Sports Orthopedic Surgery Department at the Second Hospital of the same university before opening the Medical Corporation Ikenkai Tsuji Clinic in Chiyoda Ward. He was one of the first to introduce hydrogen therapy for antioxidant purposes into clinical practice, and as a specialist in "cell therapy," he provides preventive treatment for fatigue recovery and anti-aging. His clients include top executives, politicians, top athletes and top artists active around the world. Tsuji Clinic, where he serves as the director, is scheduled to move to Kamiyacho Place as "Tsuji Clinic Tokyo Advanced Aging Labo" in November 2024.

Investor, business book writer He was determined to start a venture company at CITIZEN, which was open to the public at the same time as the company was restructuring. He has grown the company into one with annual sales of 1.4 billion yen. At the age of 33, he was appointed as the youngest active executive of about 130 companies listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (at the time), and at the age of 40, he was recalled to the head office and became the youngest senior advisor in history. He became independent in 2012. He works as a business owner, investor, and business book author. His books have sold over 100,000 copies three times in a wide range of fields, including "work techniques," "money," "condition," and "side jobs." His total number of books sold has reached 500,000 copies. He has won the MagMag Grand Prize for seven consecutive years. His main books and co-authored works include "The Truth About Money That Only the Top 1% Know" (Nihon Keizai Shimbun Publishing), "Professional Salaryman" (Shogakukan Bunko), and "Why Do Top-Class People Care So Much About Condition?" (Nikkei Business Jinbunko).