Global nutrition company Herbalife released the findings of a survey on eating a balanced nutrition in Asia-Pacific, which focuses on healthy eating habits and nutrition attitudes and behaviors of the recipients who are aged 18 and up.
A survey of 6,000 people, an ingredient of Wellness Tour event in Herbalife's 7th Asia-Pacific region to promote the habit of eating balanced nutrition and the impact on long-term health and well-being.
According to the survey, 71% of recipients are eating fewer fruits and vegetables than the recommended quantity, while more than half central water intake and exercise are not enough.
Among the respondents, 81% agree that eating a balanced nutrition can help a healthy long-term strong and they showed great challenges 3 to obstruct the balanced nutritional intake is 46% due to lack of time, 41% comes from the lack of incentives and 40% to the lack of funding.
Ms. Chun Chicago Sinai Herbalife managing director, said: "Even if a majority agrees to a balanced nutritional intake can make physically strong, long-term well-being, nevertheless remains a deterrent to their nutritional intake balanced.
Wellness Tour, this event we hope will be able to promote awareness of the need for balanced nutrition and physical activity and welfare-related benefits Each person is to help people apply the nutritional habits of eating healthy in their daily lives.
On 5 April to 15 May, Herbalife Wellness Tour events will take place as a series of medical conferences to talk about nutrition and health seminars in 21 countries including Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand.
Expert Team Herbalife Nutrition Advisory Board will share topics from health problems such as obesity, weight management science, sports training nutritional and metabolic balance.
Dr. Rocio Medina, MD, vice president of training, nutrition throughout the world, Herbalife will talk about nutrition, lifestyle topics comfortable with and share some tips about good nutritional eating habits that can help active and lives comfortable.
The surveys conducted in February 2017, with 6,000 respondents aged 18 years in 12 countries In the Asia-Pacific region: Australia, Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, India, Japan, Taiwan and Malaysia.
A survey of 6,000 people, an ingredient of Wellness Tour event in Herbalife's 7th Asia-Pacific region to promote the habit of eating balanced nutrition and the impact on long-term health and well-being.
According to the survey, 71% of recipients are eating fewer fruits and vegetables than the recommended quantity, while more than half central water intake and exercise are not enough.
Among the respondents, 81% agree that eating a balanced nutrition can help a healthy long-term strong and they showed great challenges 3 to obstruct the balanced nutritional intake is 46% due to lack of time, 41% comes from the lack of incentives and 40% to the lack of funding.
Ms. Chun Chicago Sinai Herbalife managing director, said: "Even if a majority agrees to a balanced nutritional intake can make physically strong, long-term well-being, nevertheless remains a deterrent to their nutritional intake balanced.
Wellness Tour, this event we hope will be able to promote awareness of the need for balanced nutrition and physical activity and welfare-related benefits Each person is to help people apply the nutritional habits of eating healthy in their daily lives.
On 5 April to 15 May, Herbalife Wellness Tour events will take place as a series of medical conferences to talk about nutrition and health seminars in 21 countries including Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand.
Expert Team Herbalife Nutrition Advisory Board will share topics from health problems such as obesity, weight management science, sports training nutritional and metabolic balance.
Dr. Rocio Medina, MD, vice president of training, nutrition throughout the world, Herbalife will talk about nutrition, lifestyle topics comfortable with and share some tips about good nutritional eating habits that can help active and lives comfortable.
The surveys conducted in February 2017, with 6,000 respondents aged 18 years in 12 countries In the Asia-Pacific region: Australia, Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, India, Japan, Taiwan and Malaysia.
6000 survey showed that 71% fruits and vegetables - not enough
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