The important thing to understand is that stress does not create random signs and symptoms—stress will only put pressure on the weaknesses within the body, and these weaknesses, depending on their location, will manifest in very specific ways.

Todo Yoshimasu emphasized that pregnancy, like any natural state, should be understood by identifying what inhibits this natural function, rather than simply prescribing “fertility” herbs.

The concept of a "heavenly contract" is something most practitioners may not consider when prescribing herbs. Others, though perhaps aware of it, might have been misled by poetic notions suggesting that herbs can somehow magically influence one's destiny.

His journey began over twenty years ago, immediately after his graduation—a milestone that signalled the start of an extensive search for genuine medical practitioners who had mastered Chinese Medicine.

Renowned for his unwavering commitment to his patients and the art of medicine, Todo's life was marked by a profound devotion that transcended the ordinary bounds of medical practice. His unique blend of imposing presence and eloquent discourse left many in awe, yet it was his humility and simplicity that truly set him apart as a medical sage and master.