"Vitamin e products" popular science have been questioning Japan

Vitamin technology in Japan has become a growing industry. Fuji textile company in 2002 developed containing vitamin C v — Up textile fabric, used in the manufacture of t-shirts and underwear. The company last year in V-Up fabric of vitamin e have been added. The company spokesman said: "even washed after 30 times, the fabric is still contain original content in half of the vitamin. Vitamins will gradually be skin absorption. "The facts proved, this fabric production of clothes by Japan consumers. For consumers, the good news is that Fuji textile company has start in Korea, China and Thailand selling their products.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's "vitamin" fridge did not attempt to block the refrigerator storage food vitamin loss over time, but to find a way to increase the vitamin content of foods: use of a given orange light diode to promote the formation of chlorophyll photosynthesis and will maintain the efficacy of healthy vegetables for longer periods of time. The company found, cauliflower in vitamin refrigerator placed after 3 days, the vitamin c content increased by 10%, by contrast, it is placed within the ordinary refrigerator 3 days after the vitamin C is reduced by 25%.

Like the Indian company produced a series of air freshener and humidifiers can keep the air is full of vitamin C and wholesome catechol. Company spokesman said, "for this type of product, purify the air and maintain stable humidity is common and basic functionality. We must give it with something as added value to gain market share. ”

At the same time, NEC Electronics Corporation launched its "vitamin day" series fluorescent bulb, the company stated that it would issue a low intensity of UV-B rays, help improve the body's vitamin D levels. This series product is rarely the Sun to Sun's consumers, for example, in underground work of people, the elderly and children bed. Although Japan consumers up-to-date vitamin technology flocking in droves, not all people are convinced of this. Consumer rights watchdog, commentators Yap Seta chapter text in its website www.yasuienv.net laments road: "electronic product manufacturers in the past to produce amazing and useful product, and now it's the blind pursuit of sales and profits. The result is these strange products — they tend to have little scientific basis — ultimately becomes their mainstream products. ”