What the Health Organizations Are Predicting about the Global Health Crisis

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Permalink Reply by Lyneth on September 16, 2008 at 6:39am

It is rather sad even for me as individual who has not grasp the urgency to be pro-active with our health and to take the necessary precautions to live happy and healthy.

It is fact that persons are health concious and are fully aware of the effects, but we don't act until it is too late.
I started a few weeks ago to excercise and to eat properly nothing intense yet, it has been a challenge especially the brown rice, I intend to continue and to get better with it each day.

I looked at the attachment as well, and it is a fact.

Permalink Reply by Bobby on September 16, 2008 at 7:02am

Just take it one day at a time. Practice makes perfect they say. That is why supplementation is so important, because in reality its hard to eat ideally.

Permalink Reply by Mduduzi on December 5, 2008 at 4:41am

I am responding to this discussion ,though a bit late. How do you deal with the question of eating right in poverty stricken third world countries. I am glad that you are quite aware that eating right may be a bit tricky at times especially for poor households who only "eat what the kitchen provides".
I am glad you highlighted this in your attachment, and i quote verbatim,"But the challenge to eat properly is great…"
How can a poor family in the poverty hard hit Sub Sahara afford to eat right.
How can a person in the war zone where you consider oneself fortunate to have ate something regardless of its nutritional value, afford to eat right.
Or maybe you are viewing it from a perspective of normalcy, where the conditions are ideal for eating right.
All the same thank you for your contribution. It has enlightened me so much.

Permalink Reply by Bobby on February 13, 2009 at 7:15am

You have raised some challenging situations there Mdudzi, and to be honest there will be situations under which it might not be possible to eat properly, especially as the world economy is experiencing a slump now. In war-torne areas, and in those countries where political strife is rampant, such problems are bound to become more complicated.

However, no matter how one looks at it, its hardly likely that one can not see the need for supplementation, and especially those sourced from whole foods.

I have been an Independent distributor with a prominent health company now for the longest time , and I can assure you, our products have been having a powerful influence on those countries who are facing similar economic problems. I say this based on how our products are packaged. One doesn't have to purchase a month's supply of our most prominent health products because they are packaged in daily sachets. And when you work out the daily cost for these supplements, in relation to their nutritional value, it is soon discovered that there is a win-win situation for all concerned.

In case you need more relevant information I'd be glad to assist you further. If you have MSN or Yahoo messenger you can add me as:

bobbyaf@msn.com

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Bobby

Permalink Reply by Bobby on February 13, 2009 at 7:25am

I certainly agree with you. Sometimes when you stop and think you have to wonder how elected leaders can be so naive as to how to manage the country's health. I am lead to wonder if people don't deliberately plan to fail. Its so pretty obvious. Medical technology has come a long way yet there still remains so many technicalities and road blocks to the acceptance that all there is to it is for humans to make the simple changes that are necessary.

One of these days I will share some testimonies with you to bring out the ideas I have in mind. Once you hear them you'd be just as excited as I am. Even more so as a medical doctor.

Permalink Reply by MURRAY J or Uncle Murray on September 11, 2010 at 2:55am

I tried to open this attachment also but it must be very old for it no longer is available at least my computer can not open what is supposed to be their!