OPP ~ 21st Century Breakthrough Health and Beauty (Product Talk)

In the grips of an economic downturn, consumer’s minds are still focused on eating healthy foods. In general, Malaysians today are becoming more health conscious especially during this critical period when the outbreak of H1N1 infection is getting uncontrolled. People place emphasis on achieving health benefits through making specific food choices and look for food products that incorporate nutritional ingredients that provide specific health benefits. This factor is expected to drive the growth of the natural health market in Malaysia.

Mr. Lim Hua San, the managing director of GTF Company had once again talked on the GT&F® milk powder on 7^th September 2009 (Monday). “Mother Breast Milk " Just the word itself sounds comforting! It was a very first food to human being and is a loving link, given and taken between a mother and a baby. It was the baby only path to survival. It is the best food for human beings. Thus, GT&F® milk powder is a very special formulated GTF supplement as well as emulated mother breast milk product. With GTF in its most primal and natural environment, it is readily absorbed by our body. Long term consumption of GT&F® can replenish the GTF stores and helps to regain lost health.

Next up, Mr. Hugo Lim, the crown manager of GTF Company had presented on GTF New Marketing Plan. By using network marketing, the marketing strategy for the 21st century, GTF has opened the door of opportunity to anyone who has the drive, determination and perseverance to start a business. This plan will help the distributors to outsell their competition and it will ease their path to gain even more profits from the business. Their will be able to plan strategically for every next step and know-how should implement it successfully.

The best six doctors anywhere
And no one can deny it
Are sunshine, water, rest, and air
Exercise and diet.
These six will gladly you attend
If only you are willing
Your mind they'll ease
Your will they'll mend
And charge you not a shilling.

~Nursery rhyme quoted by Wayne Fields, What the River Knows, 1990