A Dinner In The Dark, Zoomanity Group Presents

Have you wondered, what it's like to be blind? Have you thought, what it's like in a dark world? Do you want to experience their world of darkness? Get a chance to have a special dinner, "Dinner in the Dark", an event presented by  Zoomanity Group. The aim is for you to have a unique experience of dining in total darkness and understanding how it is to be blind.


This exceptional event creates awareness amongst us. What it's like to lose our sense of sight and appreciate it even more. In this regard, we would like to invite you to a special dinner with the blind on the dates indicated in the poster.

For registration and information, please contact:
TAG MEDIA and Public Relations
09166299381
maria@asiaecommerce.ph

Tag Media and Public Relations handle Zoomanity Group  for Marketing, Branding, Strategic Planning, Business Development, Events and Promotions.

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ATC GARLIC OIL: Love Your Heart!

I've known that garlic was a booster for bad cholesterol and for the heart. My father taught me how to make a home-based concoction the natural way. He has a high blood and heart problems like I do, now,  which is cardiomegaly. Yes, I have cardiomegaly, it's difficult to do and move around fast without stopping by and catch your breath. As a mom, I want to watch my son grow until my twilight years.

I decided to be heart conscious. Love your heart. Be heart healthy. People are catching on to the fact that one must cut down on bad cholesterol at all costs. There is no more question to this as several countries’ governments have already initiated and successfully banned and/or regulated the availability of bad fat from food sources. And the results have been amazing! Deaths due to heart-related diseases have significantly been reduced. Don’t wait for this to happen here.

The decision to be heart healthy can be made for us. But, it is our responsibility to make it a personal decision. Inform yourselves on how to remove bad cholesterol from your diets and get assistance from ATC Garlic Oil.

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ATC Garlic Oil helps prevent hypertension and heart disease by regulating cholesterol levels and blood pressure in the body. ATC Garlic Oil also stops blood clots from forming to effectively lower the blood pressure and reduce the possibility of stroke and heart attack ATC Garlic Oil also contains Soybean Oil which provides essential nutrients such as protein, fiber and healthy fats while offering protection against heart disease.

ATC Garlic Oil is recommended to be taken one capsule every day.

ATC Garlic Oil is available at Mercury Drug and leading drugstores nationwide for SRP P4.50 per piece.


ATC Garlic Oil, ang mabisang aksyon kontra altapresyon!
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Zalora, Lamudi and Carmudi joins Asia E- Commerce Expo 2015

Rocket Internet is the biggest investor right now in terms of supporting the StartUp Innovators with the mission to become the largest internet platform outside China and United States. Successful companies under Rocket Internet includes Lazada, Zalora, Carmudi, Lamudi, Easy Taxi, Food Panda among others. We have 30 speakers in one roof on that day.

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Please HELP The Victims of Typhoon Lando In Mabini, Pangasinan

Typhoon Koppu (local name, Lando) is a super typhoon that hit Northern and Central Luzon in the Philippines, leaving a sorely devastated to communities. Despite this, as a nation of undeniable human spirit, we are mabiskeg enough to go through anything. Mabiskeg is the Pangasinense term for strong and firm.

Mabini is a town in Western Pangasinan. It is one of the most devastated  by Typhoon Koppu (local name Lando). In Mabini, schools are one of the hard-hit structures, and some of the structures are in isolated areas. More often than not, people who watch the news or read the paper offer relief goods, clothes, medicines, and toiletries as forms of help. Only a few give attention on the education of the children who are affected, how the kids can go back to their schools.

According to Romeo C. Briones of TakeOff Philippines;
"This project is to maximize and spread out the help people can offer. This may sound little, but a notebook can do so much, especially that many families lost literally everything; it would help them get back on their feet and start again. Furthermore, the focus is on education because I was a child in that town who experienced being evacuated and all that. I could have saved other things, but my Mom would tell me to save my bag. I resolve that to parents, knowing that their children go back to school are quite a relief."
 The main focus of the campaign is to consolidate school supplies, but it would be best to include basic needs like cash, relief goods, clothes, sheets, medicines, and toiletries because many families were not able to save a single thing due to flash floods.

For local cash donations, please contact
Franz Marabe 
0999 551 4843. 

International cash donations are also accepted through 
Online Fundraising Campaign 
via Indiegogo (Typhoon Koppu Relief Funds). 

Anyone from abroad may click the link to donate. Rest assured all monetary donations will be converted into helping the children go to school again. 

In Quezon City area, donations can be turned in through, 
Romelie Tamares (0936 694 9555)

For Makati area, reach
Koko Alviar (0917 826 1557).

The crowdsourcing campaign runs until the 6th of November 2015. 
The items will be delivered on the 7th of November 2015.

Another part of the project is to tap interested groups, especially student organizations, fraternities, and sororities to spearhead or partner with local teachers and government officials to help rehabilitate the damaged schools. Interested parties may email through triumphjpaquino@gmail.com.

If typhoons can leave a mark, why can’t we? Let us help out and rebuild our nation together. As how they put it, the Filipino spirit is waterproof.

Here are the situational photo's of Mabini, Pampanga.


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Herbalife Health Poll: 9 in 10 Filipinos ”highly concerned” about the potential diseases that an unhealthy lifestyle can cause

MANILA, Philippines - Nine out of 10 Filipino consumers surveyed by global nutrition company Herbalife are “highly concerned” about the potential diseases that an unhealthy lifestyle can cause them. With the same number of consumers, believing that simple lifestyle changes can help them improve their overall well-being.
 
A good number of the respondents expressed willingness to adopt a healthy lifestyle; 
  • 79 % - said that they would cut down on unhealthy foods
  • 78 % - expressed their willingness to exercise more regularly
  • 72 % - said they would make better nutrition choices.

 “We welcome the results of the survey. It gives an understanding of Filipinos becoming even more health conscious and self-aware that they need to make some lifestyle changes to improve their overall well-being. It also gives Herbalife an idea where we are needed, because as the survey revealed only four out of 10 would spend 10 to 30 minutes a day to make simple lifestyle changes,” said Rosalio Valenzuela, Herbalife Philippines General Manager.

The respondents, however, cited the following as the top obstacles to achieving a healthy lifestyle: lack of time for exercise (75 percent), lack of time to make proper nutrition choices (64 percent), and the high cost of healthy food (62 percent).
 
The same health poll likewise showed that the top three aging-related concerns in the country were the heart, brain, and eye health.
 
Better knowledge and understanding
“The findings from the Herbalife survey clearly show that the majority of people in Asia Pacific that we questioned believe in the value of good nutrition and exercise as contributing to their overall well-being. We aim to play a greater role in providing practical tips and information to people to help them understand that the journey to a healthier, more active lifestyle is not difficult to achieve. With as little as 10 minutes a day, consumers can take positive steps to improve their nutrition and be more active, which will improve their overall well-being,” said William M. Rahn, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Herbalife Asia Pacific.

Herbalife conducted the survey in September 2015 in the lead-up to its Asia-Pacific Wellness Tour. It surveyed 1,200 respondents across six countries, including the Philippines, on perceptions towards their current health and lifestyle. Respondents from Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, and Thailand were likewise included in the survey.
 
Herbalife Asia-Pacific Wellness Tour
Now on its fourth year, the Herbalife Asia-Pacific Wellness Tour aims to deepen people’s practical understanding of the various aspects of living a healthy active lifestyle. Its previous tours in the past three years saw close to 60,000 participants across the region
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This year’s Wellness Tour will feature five members of the Herbalife Nutrition Advisory Board (NAB) visiting 14 markets and 21 cities across the Asia-Pacific in the month of October. They will share their expert views on how people can make use of the little time they have to make simple lifestyle changes that will enhance their well-being.
Herbalife’s NAB experts will likewise share their views on a wide range of health-related topics, including weight management, brain health and aging; heart health; immunology; and skin care at the medical symposia being held in Australia, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.
 
The Herbalife NAB experts participating in this year’s Wellness Tour include Dr. David Heber, who incidentally will be coming to Manila, is a leading expert in the field of nutrition and named as one of “The World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds” by Thomson Reuters in 2014 and considered one of “The Best Doctors in America”; Dr. Lou Ignarro, a Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine in 1998 for his discovery of nitric oxide’s health benefits; Dr. Gary Small, a specialist in brain health and aging who has authored over 500 scientific works and has received numerous awards and honors, including the “Senior Investigator Award” from the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry; Dr. Marion Fltechner-Mors, a health nutrition specialist who is currently heading the nutrition and obesity research group at ULM University, Germany; and Dr. Wang Jae Lee, a physician and academic specializing in immunology and a professor at Seoul National University College of Medicine.
 
Dr. Heber, who is the founding Director of the UCLA Center for Human Nutrition at the University of California, Los Angeles, will be conducting a symposium for free to Filipino medical practitioners on October 23, 9 am, at the Manila Hotel. The symposium will gather a group of 100 doctors, nurses, physical therapists and medical practitioners. The title of the symposium is “Obesity: More Than Just Being Overweight and Nutrition Forecast for 2020.” Seminars of Dr. Heber are recognized by US hospitals as part of Continuing Education Studies, which are often required of applicants. The following day, Oct. 24, Dr. Heber will be holding seminars for thousands of Herbalife Independent Members in the same hotel.
 
This is the first time Dr. Heber, who is also the Chairman of the NAB and the Herbalife Nutrition Institute, to conduct a seminar in Manila since the company was founded in the Philippines 22 years ago.
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About Herbalife                                                                                                                       
Herbalife is a 35-year-old global nutrition company that sells weight-management, nutrition, and personal care products intended to support a healthy lifestyle. Herbalife products are sold in more than 90 countries to and through a network of independent members. The company supports the Herbalife Family Foundation and it's CASA Herbalife program to help bring good nutrition to children. 

To learn more, please visit the website Herbalife.  
 

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