Promoting physical, financial wellness through herbs
The Chief Executive Officer of HealthGarde International, Nneka Nwarueze said, the imperative of African herbs to the promotion of physical and mental wellness of Nigerians cannot be over emphasised.
While speaking at the 2022 convention held in Lagos last weekend, Managing Director, Marketing and Product Specialist, Isabel Laubscher said, African herbal extracts from research, have been scientifically proven to be efficacious. With a vision to positively impact Africa by promoting physical and financial wellness and growing entrepreneurs, she added that health is such a blessing, especially with the experience learnt from COVID-19 challenges around the world.
Specifically, she said HealthGarde supplements were formulated by using the latest research and to produce a leading supplement range developed in Africa and for Africans. She disclosed that their vision is to strive to provide consultants with unique products of the highest quality while delivering an unbeatable plan, which will enrich and change the lives of Africans.
Nneka said in her speech that, despite numerous challenges, with the support of their numerous consultants, they have continued to focus on supply of quality products of international standards, launched new products, with amazing compensation plans, fulfilling promises of taking consultants to all expense paid trip to South Africa and Mauritius during the period.
According to her, to show that “we are a company of integrity, we belong to the Direct Selling Association of South Africa (DASA). We shall continue to work hard to ensure availability of products, increase customer satisfaction, as well as innovating and expanding our products portfolio. She added that their core values include, integrity, leadership, innovation, professionalism, passion and family.”
Sharing their testimonies, Justina Akimbo said six months after journey in HealthGarde International, “my first car, a Toyota Camry came followed by a landed property in the heart of Lagos Abuja and Ogun States. In November 2021, I also embarked on an all expense paid trip by HealthGarde International to South Africa. I have also qualified for another international trip in 2022.”
To all ”Healthguardians’, stay focused, committed and loyal to the cause. Together, we will achieve success in this business.”
Similarly, Patience Eziukwu said: “I am a banana and groundnut seller in Lagos. One day, I met Sabina Eze who told me about the HealthGarde business. Initially, I was not interested as I had done different networking business without making progress. I eventually signed up after much pressure from her. Even the money I used to register was a loan. I used the products to treat my sister that had heavy bleeding as a result of ovarian cyst and infection. Her womb was to be removed because of the damage caused by this infection. I sent the products to her and before two weeks, the bleeding stopped and she completely recovered. The doctors and everyone who knew her story were amazed, and because of this, my sister also joined the business. The products are highly effective and this helps me to sell and make money.”
At the convention, diligent workers were also rewarded with mouth-watering prizes.
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