Kissei's healthcare business develops and sells a variety of foods that are useful for the elderly and those with kidney disease. We consider taste, convenience, and shelf life so that our products can be eaten safely and deliciously. We offer a wide variety of products, from staple foods to desserts (low protein foods, nursing care foods, energy supplement foods, etc.). We also offer our own mail order service (0120-588-117) and a dietary support service (0120-515-260) that offers free consultations on dietary matters for home use.

Kissei's healthcare information is provided to support each and every customer as nutrition professionals. We provide a variety of products and information that are useful for meals so that people suffering from illness and their families who support them can enjoy eating together.

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At Home Clinic is located in Komazawa, Setagaya Ward. We provide customized medical care according to the wishes of patients and their families. At Home Clinic is licensed as an "Enhanced Home Care Support Clinic." Doctors make regular house calls so that patients who have difficulty visiting the hospital can receive medical services at home or in the facility where they are residing.

Hummus, the hot superfood of the moment, is a traditional dish that has long been eaten in Turkey and other Middle Eastern countries. It is made by adding garlic, sesame paste, olive oil, lemon juice, etc. to boiled chickpeas to create a paste. In English, it is called hummus. It can be eaten regardless of religion, and is a standard halal food, and is now attracting attention as a diet food.

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