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I always think of a way to earn at home which could also help others earn. This event that I attended really caught my attention. I didn't know about Token Hub before and I am thankful that I was invited to attend.  On the 25th of January, Token Hub Asia held its first E-Counter seminar for 2017 at Warehouse Eight whereas 106 people have attended from various points of Metro Manila. Despite of their busy schedule, we have seen their eagerness to learn more about services. Two teams were likewise present headed by Ms. Arlyn Delas Alas of JP & A Realty and Mr. Oliver Bugarin of Token Hub Dream Achievers as they also got their Certificate of Recognition right after the presentation.  Ms. Jefferjane Rufo, Vice Manager for Marketing and Events delivered the company overview while Mr. Clement Tiong, Eternal Link (Tokyo) Official Representative has given his inspirational message for all of the attendees. The event was followed by a formal E-Counter Business Presentatio

Part of being a woman is to always look good which doesn't have to be that expensive. An excellent choice is a good product and service. Sometimes as a mom, I tend to neglect myself. What I do now is make a schedule for family and time for myself. It always feel great when I go out for pampering.  A good choice for me when it comes to my hands and feet is the French Tips Nail Salon, a one-of-a-kind French themed ideal and eco-chic pampering experience. The lavender scent that brings me to the Garden of Provence and the elegant interiors exquisitely designed to reflect the quiet luxury of France lets me relax in the elegance that the country is known for.  At French Tips, you will be asked how you want a healthy experience using toxic-free nail polishes, beginning with picking your chosen scents for your lotions and foot soaks (all of which are fashioned to whisk you away and bring you to a lazy sunny day spent in the fanciful orchards of the French countrysi

Manila, Philippines, 18 January 2017 – An estimated seven million children across the Philippines currently experience hunger and malnutrition, painting a bleak picture amid rosy economic growth figures. This public health problem is largely driven by inadequate access to nutritious food, lack of nutrition education, and poor health and sanitation services. These challenges were unearthed in a forum on malnutrition at Green Sun in Makati City, hosted by the United for Healthier Kids (U4HK) advocacy led by Nestlé Philippines. The forum featured Senator Grace Poe, Director Mario Capanzana of the Food and Nutrition Research Institute, and Dr. Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz of the Nutritionist-Dieticians Association of the Philippines, who all shed light on the multiple facets of malnutrition. Moreover, the panelists highlighted the need for sustained interventions in providing access to food and strengthening nutrition education among kids, their parents, teachers, and community leaders.

Herbalife Philippines has reached another milestone as it celebrates its 22nd year of providing good nutrition in the Philippines. To mark this event, the company held an Anniversary Fun Run at the Bonifacio Global City last December 4, Sunday. There were about 3,000 people composed of Herbalife Independent Distributors, professional athletes, running enthusiasts, media, bloggers and company employees of the multinational brand here in the country. The event, according to Herbalife Philippines General Manager Bong Valenzuela, coincided with the Herbalife Nutrition Day celebration across the Asia Pacific Region. "This is a free fun run. We have mounted this activity to thank everyone for the continued support they have given Herbalife for the past 22 years," said Valenzuela. The event was attended by some of the country's top athletes such as First Norseman Xtreme Challenge Finisher Omar Paredes and his wife Laarni, who has been drafted recently to compete for

It is a great feeling that we have many achievements in life. and celebration is not just about success in business. It is also about bringing smiles to others. Sharing your love and making people happy is priceless. Last December 16, 2016, Herbalife Family Foundation (HFF) completed their eventful year by visiting two of its beneficiary organizations under, SOS Children's Village, to bring the convivial cheer to over 200 children.  During the visits, HFF Philippines held activities, which brought fun and joy and left big smiles on the children’s faces. As part of the activities, Herbalife donated a total of 250 books to the Batangas and Bataan Villages of SOS through the CASA Herbalife Program, the flagship project of HFF. The books were given by Herbalife independent members and guests via a month-long book collection program organized by Herbalife Philippines, and benefitted 245 children from the villages. Barbette Soliven, Corporate Communications Manager at Herbal