Dear Daren
Attached research article in Korean about "Japanese great interest in dementia and depression in food suppliment", This article from Korean reach company about Nutritional food market which is paid service I joined since they started business. I found interesting article about Japan, specially depression & mood disorder.
I translated briefly, Please understand not perfect translation. But it might help think about Qsciences Japanese market in near future.
Japanese great interest in dementia and depression in food suppliment
Japanese expand mental health intensive care market since 2011
Japan from 2011 to the national health policy and management of mental illness as a focus area.
Up to 30,000 people a year since suicide, more than 300 million people with dementia, such as for brain food, attention to mental care products and the need is increasing.
Corresponding material, including Ginkgo biloba, DHA, α-GPC, nucleic acids, PS(Phosphatidylserine) is a variety of pieces, which tend to move the experience even anti-stress, relax, such as depression and dementia in the high side of the existing product market.
Increased suicide due to depression
The Japanese are in addition to the four diseases (cancer, stroke, heart disease, diabetes) existing in the national health care policy in 2011 with a new 'mental illness' as focus areas adopted.
It emerged as a social problem that many suicides that 30,000 people a year, but today the situation is urgent measures and the last thing, that has been released from a mental illness such as depression, about 90% of suicides have got results.
According to the Ministry of Health has recently announced a "special labor safety and health research 'is 43.6% (9664 of the place) and conduct business office is helping the mental health of employees. Aggregates were subjected to programs that help the mental health of employees in more than 90% of the companies that employ more than 300 people.
Nevertheless, Approximately 80% of the company despite a more than 300 employees 'workers were facing a problem in mental health during the past one year' and answered more than 1,000 employees in the company where more than 90%.
Was identified as the more visible the many big companies tend to appeal to the incongruity of mental health is depression or mood disorders.
Mental illness in the elderly with dementia are also included.
According to the Ministry of Health announced last year, the survey data are estimates reached 3 .05 million people, accounting for about 10% of the elderly over 65 years old may have dementia in Japan in 2012.
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