HyC150 for a healthy life

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Experience the finer life with Fine Japan Co. Ltd.’s full range of beauty and wellness food supplements
Everyone wants to be happy, but only a few can live the ‘finer life’ – one which compels you to wake up every morning excited and raring to go and see what the day ahead has in store for you.  Two aspirations can bring out your adrenaline and motivation to fuel this energetic state: good health and physical attractiveness.
A healthy mind and body functioning at optimum peak doesn’t only enable us to perform – it also strengthens endurance to combat stress that comes our way.  Focus and mental discipline is key to crafting solutions and creating results that our clients and bosses expect from us.  Meanwhile, physical attractiveness and positive outlook draws in the friends and social life to balance off our daily work grind. Feeling good because you know you look good is a great self-confidence booster, allowing us to open up to better opportunities, whether professional or personal.
Fine Japan Co. Ltd., a 40-year-old global leading wellness company has brought to the Philippines potent, ready to drink nutraceutical products that fight aging, boost health, and enhance personal beauty.  It has afull range of products to keep us healthy and give us that glowing and confident demeanor. 
Premium HyC150 recently introduced in the country is widely regarded by Fine Japan customers in Europe, the U.S., and Asia as the modern-day “fountain of youth.”  Its combined ingredients of collagen and hyaluron are proven to counter the effects of the aging process, lubricate joints and ligaments for stronger physical feats, and moisturize the skin for a more youthful, blemish-free look.  The company also offers FINE Pearl Coix which helps brighten the Filipina brown “morena” skin, making you look luminous.
The FINE Multi-Vitamin has all thevitamins needed to keep our organs and physiological systems running while protecting us from illness and the oxidants that cause them.  Included are Vitamin B, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, and Vitamin E, just to name a few.  For those who want more concentrated amounts, the FINE Vitamin B ramps up our body’s energy while the FINE Vitamin C keeps our heart pumping, thriving, and healthy.
If you’re not getting enough vegetables in your diet, the FINE Young Barley Grass is a more-than-adequate supplement that provides all the nutrients found in those staples.  It is known for keeping our cholesterol and sugar levels low, preventing the onset of diabetes and heart-related illnesses.  Augment this with the FINE Chlorella which improves our digestive system and deters constipation; another complementary supplement is the FINE Tumeric Extract Powder which strengthens liver function.
If you’ve been struggling with body odors that no perfume or amount of cleansing can remove, the FINEEtiquette Rose can remove this one source of embarrassment permanently.  Meanwhile, if stubborn seemingly irremovable fat is your problem, the FINE Metabo Coffee is an effective slimming tool that also promotes colon health.   Tea lovers will take to the FINE Ginger Black Tea with its exquisite taste and ability to power up your metabolism.  
A great day starts and ends with restful sleep, which the FINE Glycine Premium ensures by soothing the stressed-out nervous system while repairing damaged tissue. 
Our daily grind can be transformed into something extraordinary.  A ‘finer’ life is achievable, through the health and wellness brought to by Fine Co. Ltd.’s nutritional products.
For more information, visit our website at www.HyC150.com; like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HyC150, follow us on Twitter #HyC150 or Instagram @HyC150. Or call  / .  Premium HyC150 is now available at selected Watsons stores nationwide.
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What's in the Bag?

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(clock-wise) Michael Corpuz, Marketing & Sales Manager, Daniel Padilla with Ciely Buenviaje, Country Head of Samsonite Philippines, and Joyce Siy, Brand Manager, High Sierra Philippines

On any given day, you can find Daniel Padilla rushing from one shoot to another, going to tapings or working on his music. In between that, he’ll find time to hangout with his friends and spend time with family.

While his lifestyle is definitely not the norm, one thing is for sure—High Sierra can certainly keep up with it.

Whether you need to a carryall for all your schoolbooks, an urban rucksack for weekend jaunts, or a heavy-duty backpack for outdoor adventures, High Sierra is built to offer exactly what you need. And perhaps no other personality can best embody what the brand is all about than the larger-than-life actor/musician that is DJ – young, dynamic, and just like the bags that he carries on his shoulders everyday, versatile.

A brand known for the durability of its outdoor-adventure heritage has now evolved to become an urban essential that is designed to complement the demanding lifestyles of today’s youth.

And when you know you have everything you need because you’re carrying the right backpack on your shoulders, it doesn’t matter if you’re busy with school, work, or even, in the case of DJ, tapings and recordings. High Sierra’s innovation makes sure that you get through your days with everything you need in comfort and style.

“We focus on offering options that are functional and feature-rich. We make sure that it becomes not only an essential part of your daily life, but an extension of one’s style,” explains Joyce Siy, Brand Manager, High Sierra Philippines.

And as evidenced by their latest collection, which is designed to appeal to style-savvy students and the practical inclinations of intrepid adventurers, anyone who needs functional but fashionable options can find them with High Sierra.

Take it from DJ—whether he’s taping for his next TV appearance, shooting his next movie, recording his latest chart-topping hit or simply hanging out with his friends and family—having the right bag for every occasion is important. 

“DJ truly stands as the perfect embodiment of everything that High Sierra stands for—youth, practicality and style. Similar to how DJ can go from being this country’s biggest young star to a regular kid just enjoying his day off from his busy schedule, High Sierra will always be there with him,” ends Joyce Siy, Brand Manager, High Sierra Philippines.

And for anyone who shares his busy lifestyle and keen eye for style, be sure to check out High Sierra to find the perfect bag to go with it.

Available at leading SM, Landmark, Robinsons, Rustan’s, Metro Gaisano, Fisher Mall and KCC Department Stores, selected Samsonite & American Tourister Boutique Stores and 158 Designer Blvd, Tutto Moda and Brandsmart
Specialty Stores.  For more information, follow us on Facebook: High Sierra
Philippines and Instagram: @highsierraph
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Philippines Celebrates World Hemophilia Day

Philippines Celebrates World Hemophilia Day

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In celebration of the World Hemophilia Day on April 17, the Hemophilia Association of the Philippines for Love & Service (HAPLOS) will spearhead a national gathering of different Hemophilia groups and support organizations at the Glorietta Mall in Makati City on April 11 to 12.

Dubbed “Count Me In,” the two-day activity seeks to raise awareness and understanding about hemophilia and related bleeding disorders. The event expects to gather around 300 persons with these conditions, along with their families and friends.

Hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, inherited platelet disorders, and other factor deficiencies are lifelong bleeding disorders that prevent blood from clotting properly.

People with bleeding disorders do not have enough of a particular clotting factor, a protein in blood that controls bleeding. The severity of a person’s bleeding disorder usually depends on the amount of clotting factor that is missing or not functioning. People with hemophilia can experience uncontrolled bleeding that can result from a seemingly minor injury. Bleeding into joints and muscles causes severe pain and disability while bleeding into major organs, such as the brain, can cause death.

According to the World Hemophilia Federation, about 10,000 Filipinos havehemophilia. On the other hand, there are about 1-million Filipinos possibly affected with von Willebrand Disease and other bleeding disorders. However, only around 1,200 have been identified.

Despite being considered as a serious and lifelong condition, awareness for hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease and inherited bleeding disorders has not gained momentum in most countries including the Philippines. As a result, significant disparities in treatment still exist, with about 75 percent receiving very inadequate treatment or no treatment at all.

Through the event in Glorietta Mall, HAPLOS hopes to educate more people with the help of PWH themselves, and create a call to action in order to close the gap in care and treatment.   

“Unlike other conditions, Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease and other bleeding disorders receive little public awareness and attention. The World Hemophilia Day, celebrated by countries all over the globe, is an opportunity for the bleeding disorder community to come together, speak out, and focus on the need to improve and maintain treatment, as well as help those with the condition to live as normally as possible,” said HAPLOS President Ric Felipe.

“Count Me In” lead campaigner Andrea Echavez said the event serves as a call to action to those with hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease and other bleeding disorders to be more active and be included in the National Hemophilia Registry. 

“We want to encourage people with Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease and other bleeding disorders that even though our condition is life-long, we can be productive members of the society,” Echavez, who has von Willebrand Disease, said.

A former Inquirer reporter and now a communication consultation of an international organization, she said many patients feel overwhelmed with their condition especially when they experience bleeds.

“Our quality of life is definitely different from those without disorders. And we are not dismissing what our fellow patients feel. Many times bleeds can be overwhelming. But it should not stop us from striving to lead normal lives,” Echavez said.
  
Count Me In campaign also calls for volunteers from outside the Hemophilia community, public support for the Hemophilia community, and for government to look into the plight of persons with hemophilia.

The two-day event will feature psycho-social activities for children and youth by Kythe Foundation, fundraising activities such as sale of art work and products by persons with Hemophilia and their families, testimonials of persons with Hemophilia, medical lectures on hemophilia and other bleeding disorders, video loops in between programs, as well as entertainment by children and adults with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

There will also be a blood donation campaign with the assistance of the Philippine Red Cross.

The activity is co-organized by HAPLOS and the Philippine Children’s Medical Center (PCMC). It is supported by Glorietta Mall, BusinessMirror Group of Publications, Novo Nordisk Hemophilia Foundation, Philippine Red Cross and Kythe Foundation.
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MILO opens 2015 Summer Sports Clinics

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Manila, Philippines – MILO once again makes summer the perfect time for children to learn a new sport with the MILO Summer Sports Clinics, the most widely participated sports program in the country. With its commitment to discovering and developing tomorrow’s champion athletes, MILO encourages school children to make the most of their summer vacation by learning sports and taking on new challenges.

From April to May of this year, the MILO Summer Sports Clinics program offers immersive training in 14 sporting disciplines, namely Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Gymnastics, Volleyball, Karatedo, Ice Skating, Tennis, Taekwondo, Table Tennis, Touch Rugby, Chess, Football, and Swimming. Touch Rugby is the latest addition in MILO’s roster of sports this year. MILO has partnered with the Philippine Rugby Football Union in an effort to introduce the sport and provide children an avenue for training, with the hopes of serving as a springboard to the Youth Olympic Games, wherein Rugby 7s is a sport.  The clinics will be available in over 700 venues to 30,000 students nationwide.Start your child’s champion journey today and enroll them in the MILO Summer Sports Clinics. Each sports clinic has an array of schedules and venues children and their parents can choose from. Training is handled by able and expert coaches and instructors who use the modern, scientific approach, with character-forming lessons incorporated in their program. Children will not only learn champion moves but also champion values such as determination, discipline, teamwork, perseverance, hard work, respect, and confidence, which will help them become winners on and off the court.“The MILO Summer Sports Clinics is an avenue for children to learn the fundamentals of sports and be encouraged to lead an active lifestyle. They will be able to learn new skills, while making new friends along the way,” said Robbie De Vera, MILO Sports Executive. MILO’s Summer Sports Clinics and sponsored programs have produced many athletes who have made their mark in both the local and international sporting scenes. 



The roster of alumni includes BEST Center graduates and UAAP phenoms Kiefer Ravena and Thirdy Ravena, Southeast Asian Games medalist Japoy Lizardo, and PBA star Chris Tiu. For more information on MILO Philippines, log on to the official website (http://www.milo.com.ph) or the MILO Philippines Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/milo.ph). Follow MILO on Twitter (@MiloPH) and Instagram (@MiloPhilippines).
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