🧐 When do you typically go for a massage or consider visiting a hospital based on your physical condition?

😮 Seitai is a treatment aimed at fundamentally improving physical pain and discomfort, with a focus more on therapeutic elements than mere relaxation. A survey of around 1000 people revealed that, in Japan, over 25% of respondents, predominantly women in their 20s, have experienced Seitai treatments. This marks a change from the trend ten years ago when individuals in their 40s and older were the primary recipients.

🤕 This shift suggests that physical pain and discomfort can affect anyone, and the need for Seitai has extended to younger age groups due to changes in lifestyle accompanying societal advancements. For instance, with household tasks such as laundry, cleaning, and cooking being replaced by electronic appliances, the use of lower body strength decreases. Additionally, the widespread use of bikes and cars has reduced the time spent walking. Consequently, daily activity levels have decreased, making it easier for individuals, particularly those not consciously engaging in physical exercise, to experience a decline in stamina compared to earlier times—essentially, an increased susceptibility to aging-related phenomena.

🧑‍💼 While societal progress has brought about convenience, it has simultaneously contributed to the decline of basic physical fitness. Understanding this, it becomes crucial to seek Seitai treatment sooner rather than later, before symptoms appear and potentially become chronic, as addressing accumulated issues takes a considerable amount of time.