Good Morning The Official Network Magazine of DXN International Private Ltd. Vol. XIX No.4 4th Quarter 2019 PHILIPPINES

DXN Philippines celebrates its 20th Ye a r Good Morning The Official Network Magazine of DXN International Private Ltd. 4th Quarter 2019

DXN Philippines Celebrates its 20TH Anniversary EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Shirley Go-Te Editor-in-Chief Rustum B. Alcuezar Section Manager / Writer Publication Unit Mary Justin Mariano Senior Graphic Artist

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Teoh Hang Ching Debya Prakash Arminda P. Macaraig Angie T. Tiu Freddie E. Muyano Randy P. Bunyi Raquel Reformina Mel Moya Joan F. Nicolas Christian Rante Melanie Rodriguez

CONTRIBUTORS Dennis De Lira Shawn Abigail Go-Te

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Message FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Good morning!

y warmest greetings to our DXN partners who continue to uphold the industry’s mission of promoting health and wealth. We have opened more opportunities for growth not only in the Philippines but also in many parts ofthe Mworld by providing financial access, lifting the lives of many people in employment, and entrepreneurial activities. We are continuing our global expansion, with the latest being our new 25,000sqm Telangana facility in the southern Indian state, compliant with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, that is set to be completed in 2020. This state-of-the-art facility is intended for the production of coffee, beverages, household and cosmetic products, toiletries and Ayurvedic herbs forthe local and international consumer markets. The RM150mil factory in Telangana, the DXN’s sixth in India, will double the capacity of our 34ha ganoderma farm and factory in Kedah, Malaysia which is already considered one of the largest farms of its kind in South-East Asia. As of now, we already have factories in China, Indonesia, Mexico, and India producing a wide range of products.

DXN is now ranked 15th in the global MLM rankings by the Direct Selling News Global (DSN) and has more than 100 products. Furthermore, we are negotiating with the Indian government to acquire a further 20ha of land to boost our spirulina production. The second phase will see the group setting up more factories there to manufacture fruit juice, household products as well as skin care and cosmetics. We are also looking to launch and export new products, including spirulina noodles, cereals, composite rice and other food items. In the future, we’re working on introducing everyday food products that incorporate ganoderma and spirulina.

As the horizon of DXN broadens with emerging possibilities, we extend our invitation to all our stakeholders to share the DXN dream — the future is in the skies.

Mabuhay!

Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin DXN Founder and CEO Message FROM THE CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER

Dear Valued Distributors,

Good Morning !

e are coming toward the end of the year 2019. Over the year, we can see the sales for DXN Philippines branch has been increasing Wgradually. This is a healthy growth trend because it is sustainable. With the current positive momentum, we are confident the same trend will continue for the next year.

Looking back for the past few years, we come to realize that DXN has been growing much faster in term of sales compared to the global annual increase in sales for the direct selling industry worldwide. For the past 5 consecutive years, DXN has been growing with an average annual growth rate in sales of 20%. This rate was a few folds more than the industrial annual growth rate for the same period of time. This is a clear indication that the growth of DXN is really pragmatic and robustic.

Having said about the past, it is even more important to know about the future growth of DXN. This is simply because your future depends on the future growth of DXN and vice versa. Your future and the future of DXN are mutually interdependent and supportive, each can’t do without the other. Together we will be stronger. Your future in DXN is secured by the clear Pathways of Growth unpinned by the 5 growth drivers as follows:

1. Rapping up in existing market 2. Opening up of new markets 3. Launching of new products 4. Expansion of vertical integration for supply chain 5. Exploring new transformational growth opportunities

For transformational growth opportunities, DXN is exploring into several new areas including Online Marketing, Virtual Currency, Product Partnership and Lifestyle Offering.

With all these latest developments happening in DXN, you can safely join DXN, stay with DXN and grow with DXN to change your life for the better.

Wish you “Happy New Year”

Thank you

TEOH HANG CHING Chief Marketing Officer CEO Office - DXN Holdings Berhad for Success and for a New Year’s Healthy Life Resolution Written by Rustum ‘Jojo’ B. Alcuezar

ach year many people have a new year’s resolution, a tradition in which they resolve to change a disagreeable trait or behavior, to accomplish a personal goal or to improve their lives. But oftentimes, a Enew year’s resolution fails. Unless they take a different approach, they will obtain the same result if they do the same thing the same way over and over again. This article is the perfect opportunity for you who have failed to start doing changes to make a difference in your life. Here are some ideas to help inspire you to keep going and make those improvements to your approach that will ultimately lead you to success.

Start with caring for yourself

Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have You should take care of your body and health because your longev- to live in. ity depends on it. No one is responsible for your health and well- – Jim Rohn ness but yourself, and you must do all you can to keep your whole self-balanced. Failure to do so will mean a life filled with chronic “ diseases and a future that is bleak. Caring for yourself includes not just tending for your physical, but also includes your mental, emo- “ tional, social, and spiritual well-being. The top physical condition can be attained through physical activity, good nutrition, getting enough sleep, staying away from cigarettes and alcohol, and seek- ing medical help when needed. Eating a healthy diet, increasing your fruits and vegetable intake and trying to limit the non-recom- mended foods (processed foods, refined sugars, and animal prod- ucts) in your diet, encourage a stronger body, mind, and spiritual association. Making a commitment to take on healthier habits this year can have a far-reaching outcome.

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Spend more time with the people that matter

The people you surround yourself with influence your behaviors, so choose friends who have healthy habits. “ — Dan Buettner Positive friends are good for your health and for your chances of success. Pos- itive and supportive friends are real treasures. They’re the ones who will rally behind you, offer support when you are feeling down, and leave you feeling“ better about yourself. They bring out the best in you. On the other hand, neg- ative people celebrate your downfall, and as a result, you’ll end up feeling worse about yourself or your situation.

So don’t waste your precious time on insincere and toxic people. They will just drain your energy and kill your dreams. You have to surround yourself with positive, happy, supportive, and genuine people. Associate with peo- ple who will make you better, the ones who are going to help you take it to the next level. You can essentially guarantee success if you surround your- self with the right team. Break free from poverty The belief that the world is getting worse, that we can’t solve extreme poverty and disease, isn’t just mistaken. It is harmful. “ — Bill Gates For many people, life seems to be governed by a fundamental law that creates a state of affairs in which the rich get richer (virtuous cycle) and the poor get poorer (vi- cious cycle). A virtuous cycle is a situation wherein those who experience financial abundance continue to accumulate more wealth. On the other hand, a vicious“ cy- cle is a phase wherein the poor ones are stuck in an endless cycle of financial scarci- ty, an event that spirals in a downward loop, becoming increasingly worse with time.

But these cycles are not forever. They can be broken when intervention occurs, opening to new possibilities. Initial advantages or disadvantages may change their form over time. Sometimes, people situated at the upper echelon may - eventual ly regress to the average if they failed to uphold the fundamentals of good fortune, and low-earners can propel upwards as long as they are hardworking and innovative.

So many people are locked into vicious cycles and they often do not know how to escape the dynamic. But in reality, success is tied largely to personal attributes. Though luck and opportunity may sometimes play a big role, but often, successful people are suc- cessful because of their characteristics such as skill, talent, intelligence, mental tough- ness, hard work, tenacity, optimism, passion, imagination, growth mindset, emotional intelligence, and openness to experience — that what put them where they are now.

Desire for success

The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence. “ — Confucius Nothing great is created suddenly or by magic. As Napoleon Hill once put it: “The starting point of all achievement is desire.” You will never achieve success if you don’t desire it. What you ask for has a lot do with what you are likely“ to accomplish. So aim high and dare to dream big!

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Become more confident and take some chances

Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes far- thest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare. “ “ — Dale Carnegie Life is not about sitting at home and waiting for a miracle to come. Get out of your comfort zone and take chances. No one ever achieved a great thing by playing it safe. If you want to achieve something big,“ you must be willing to take the risk. Your life will improve only when you take chances. Stay focused and believe that you can achieve at a higher level.

Decide now! Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. “ — William Jennings Bryan

You are not a slave of your circumstances. You have the power of choice. To be successful, you must decide exactly what you want to accomplish, then resolve to work hard to get it. Be in-charge of “your future. Fulfill your dreams!

DXN can help you achieve the good things in life!

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DXN PHILIPPINES 20TH ANNIVERSARY SUNYATA SESSION with CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin

Reported by: Dennis De Lira

unyata Session with CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin. The essence of emptiness, realization and enlightenment was underscored into a clear and effective practice of Sunyata meditation spearheaded by DXN Founder and CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin at SDXN Headquarters Training Hall last November 24, 2019 participated by more than 200 Crown Leaders, Service Center Directors and Active Diamonds. The session was also participated by CA Laszlo Kocso and CMO Teoh Hang Ching.

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DXN PHILIPPINES 20TH ANNIVERSARY

November 23, 2019 Reported by: Dennis De Lira & Rustum Alcuezar Filoil Flying V Centre, San Juan City, Philippines Photo Credit: Shawn Abigail Go-Te & Justin Mariano

he glittering and colorful festive of Filipino culture and tradition became the core theme with slogan “Isulong ang Tagumpay… Mabuhay ang DXN Philippines”, and even used as unique and exciting “wave shout-out” Tamong the attendees, which made the event livelier and more exciting.

More than 4,000 attended the major event that mainly comprised of new business and prospects brought by Star Diamond and above awardees, sup- ported by Crown Leaders from Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, and members of the Advisory Council Members and Speakers Bureau. The highly-anticipated significant updates from CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin and CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching were also presented.

Seasoned performer Ariel Rivera serenaded the newly promoted Crown Dia- monds namely Mr. and Mrs. Romulado and Marivic Plocios and Ms. Lilibeth Altar, both from South Luzon, and Mr. and Mrs. Benton and Grace Sua (Vi- CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin addresses the crowd dur- sayas). Rivera also called the Crown Ambassadors on stage as an acknowl- ing the DXN Philippines 20th anniversary, held at Filoil edgement for their presence and great contributions to the growth of DXN Flying V Centre, San Juan City. with their short message that indeed created an impact.

The CAs remained on stage before the start of ceremonial toast and the so- called “goosebumps” were felt when the Crown Leaders, members of the Ad- visory Council and the Management Team approached the stage to join the traditional toast. A well-organized and synchronized formation of all partici- pants were done until the end of the toast.

Great appreciation was also extended to the event hosts who composed of the “2nd Gen” or the next generation of leaders, who are known to be the offspring of the top leaders, namely Eileen Dumlao (daughter of ESCD Eric Dumlao), Mercy Quedding (daughter of CA Jaime Quedding), Kristina Marie Suelto (daughter of CA Trifena ‘Neng’ Suelto) and Aldree John Atilano (son of ETD Alberta ‘Tatah’ Atilano) with hosts intended for calling of awardees Joa- chim Roch Santos (daughter of late Lourdes ‘Lulu’ Santos) and Jazer Corpuz CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching rendered company up- (son of SCD Jesse Corpuz). dates.

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The “crowning” of the newly promoted Crown Diamonds presented by CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching, CA Budiman Salim and COO Ms. Shirley Te.

In Memoriam, which pays tribute to the late great leaders, CA Sri Martati Quedding and ETCD Lourdes ‘Lulu’ Santos.

Leaders from Mindanao who wear in their own costumes.

Newly promoted Senior Crown Diamonds husband/wife Ferdinand and Cameras flash as Executive Triple Crown Diamond Osler Sto. Tomas re- Marie Fagyan and husband/wife Joseph and Ruth Estrada are honored ceives the Top in Personal Group Sales Award. Flanking him are (L to R): on stage. Also shown in this photo are the First Crown Ambassador Budi- First Crown Ambassador Budiman Salim, Chief Marketing Officer Teoh man Salim (leftmost), Chief Marketing Officer (CEO Office - DXN Holdings Hang Ching, and DXN Philippines COO Shirley G. Te. Berhard) Teoh Hang Ching (2nd from right), and DXN Philippines COO Shirley G. Te (rightmost).

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Husband and wife Crown Ambassadors Stax and Jeilyn Filipino recording artist and actor Ariel Rivera serenades the newly promoted Crown Savellano win the “Ginoong Malakas at Binibining Magan- Diamonds (L-R): Grace Sua, Lilibeth Altar, and husband/wife Romy and Marivic Plocios. da” award for best dress.

The First Major Prize winner of the grand raffle draw celebrates on stage The 2nd Major Prize winners happily receive their award. with DXN CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin.

The Third Major Prize winners pose with the DXN Founder and CEO Dr. Unique intermission number spearheaded by the talented group of DD Lim Siow Jin. and SC Director Neo Cuntapay named La Jota Isabela that performed the known folkdance in South Luzon called “Sayaw sa Bangko”.

Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 11 Awardees DXN Philippines’ 20th Anniversary Awardees October 1, 2018 to October 31, 2019

ETCD STO. TOMAS, OSLER G. ESCD PLOCIOS, DELIA T. GD BAAY, ROSITA S. ETD NAVALTA, DENNIS N. ETCD TAN, JOSE U. SCD ESTRADA, RUTH P. GD LUNA, MARSON BALLENAS ETD PLOCIOS, MARIVIC H. TCD ROSE ANNE S. MAPA SCD FAGYAN, FERDINAND D. GD RECLA, EUGENIA B. TD BANTUGAN, RICHARD DIOCTON TCD SANTOS, JOACHIM ROCH CD BENTON & GRACE SUA EGD PLOCIOS, MARIVIC H. EDD REDULA, MARK JHON REAL ESCD CORPUZ, JESSE Q. CD ROMUALDO & MARIVIC PLOCIOS ETD ALIANZA, HERBERT P. EDD SABIO, ROSANNA ESENCIA ESCD FAGYAN, FERDINAND D. CD SALVADOR & LILIBETH ALTAR ETD MORALES, FELICISIMO L. JR

Double Diamond ANTONIO, LUCIA C. CLARITO, ELBERTO JUGARAP MASUANGAT, VICTORINO Q. VILLANUEVA, DOMINADOR R. CAPUNO, PERFECTO G. GENERAL, BERGIDO ARPILES MEDALLA, NEPTALI ALBURO CATID, EVELLO AMIL JAO, RICARDO AUTIDA VELASCO, FEVEL M.

Executive Senior Star Diamond ALAS, JERRY AMALOS CLARITO, JUN JUGARAP GURTIZA, DELIA EVELYN ABATAYO PIOSCA, ALVIN DELA CRUZ ALILIN, CHARLITA LACID GARCIA, EDMUND INFANTE MACARAIG, GENE PEREZ TORRELIZA, ISHMAELL R. CAPUNO, PERFECTO G. GARCIA, TERESITA GRAYDA ORANGA, DAISY EMPIL VELASCO, FEVEL M.

Senior Star Diamond AGNAYA, SIMONA MENSHE AGASEN CALIMAG, AIDA TOTTO MARQUESES, CRISANTO E. SANGOYO, SEM PAYUMO AMBA, MARCIANA AMIHAN CANTILLANO, RANDY BAILON MARTINEZ, LAURA LINGASIN SUGANOB, MICHAEL BALTAZAR ATILANO, ALDREE JOHN TRUMATA CAST0R , CHERRY ARCILLOS MORADOS, ARNIE TUNGAL TAHIR , LORETA BERNAL BAGSIK, LIZA PANTALEON FRANCISCO, TELO N. ORANGA, DAISY EMPIL YBAÑEZ, ROTELIA H. BOLISTA, MARFIN ANGUB GENGONE, RENATO B. ORCAJADA, PAQUITO ESTEPANO YPON, BELMORE YU BUENO, ANICETA CABANISAN GURTIZA, DELIA EVELYN ABATAYO PIOSCA, PEPITO FRADEJAS CABUHAL, MICHELLE MANGUNDAYAO MARIÑO, DOMINGA DIEZMO REAL, JULIUS MANACPO

Executive Star Diamond

ABATAYO, EVELYN MONCADA DARILAY, MA. JOSSA GARCIA LOZADA, JACKGEN TUYAN RAMIREZ, IAN COGDAN ABDULCALIM, ZAIDA G. FABROA, DENNIS AREGLADO MACENAS, ROSALIE NABOS REAL, JULIUS MANACPO ANGELES, RAISEL MORALES FACTURAN, RHOWEN LAÑOJAN MAGTALAPA, FIDEL DELA CRUZ REMOLLO, BIBIANA A. ANINON, ENRIQUE E. FERNANDEZ, ROSALINA FRANCISCO MARCELINO, REONEL DE GUZMAN SABLANI, GUIAMAD BATAO APSAY, ROGEN ENRIQUEZ GATAO, MARIETTA LAPITAN MARIÑO, DOMINGA DIEZMO SENCIDA, FELIPE MONTERO BANDIOLA, MARVIN ANCHETA GOMEZ, DEMETRIA ACLAN MENDINA, JHUN ARVIE DAWAL SUGANOB, MICHAEL BALTAZAR BANICO, ROSCHELLE SUCAPEN HAGANOS, RONALD B. MOHAMAD, PAROK RAKMAN TABUZO, ODELUNA PARPAN BAQUIRAN, THERESA DELFIN INOCENCIO, ROGER S. NOR, MOHAMMAD AKMAD TAMPIOC, MARVE REYES BARROZO, DOUGLAS SORIANO JENNIFER SANCHEZ CASTILLO ORATE, OLYMPIA CARBONEL TAÑAJURA, ISIDRA R. BIANES, ADRIAN MONLEON JIMENEZ, NORMA RAGASA ORCINE, ANTONIÑO BINONDO TEOPIS, ALBERTO DARUNDAY BIO, MA. VERONICA C. JOSE, DANIEL D. PAJICULAY, MAXIMA B. VEA, VELONTE CRISOLOGO BOLISTA, MARFIN ANGUB KADERON, MARIA NANCY VALLES PALACAT, TEOFILA BOLOTAOLO VILLARUEL, VICTORIA BATARINA BONIFACIO, MERLIN OLATAN LATIP, ABULNAJIER EBRAHIM PINO, JACINTO JR A. ZAUSA, JOEL RAMIREZ CAILING, MICHAELA DAVID LAURE, RECHELLE DECOLONGON PRELIGERA, RONALYN OCAMPO CONTRERAS, LARRY P. LEDESMA, NENA SUGAROL QUINTOS, GLORIA QUIRONG

Star Diamond

ABAD, ZENAIDA MALICDEM FACTURAN, RHOWEN LAÑOJAN MAGPANTAY, ZENAIDA CURIANO SABIO, SHIELDS FAITH ESENCIA ABATAYO, EVELYN MONCADA FERNANDO, TITA GARCIA MAGSAYO, NENA JACOBO SAGUN, JOCELYN GALAPON ABELILLA, ROCELYN ALMONTE FRIAS, EVELYN LAYLAY MARASIGAN, EMMA ORACION SALUNDAGA, RACHELLE LANAC ADVINCULA, SAMUEL A. JR. FUEGO, DEROLY CORONEL MARCONI, MONA LIZA SANDOY SANGOYO, SEM PAYUMO ALICARTE, LADY VON VILLAMOR GAMET, MARIETA ARIOS MARY ANN CANLAS CUNANAN SANGOYO, SETH PAYUMO ALIÑO, ARNEL A. GENERALAO, CLARISSA BORJA MATIAS, PABLITO ARAGON SANMOCTE, JULLIE ANN DELICA ALMASIN, CRISTENA PERCIL GENGONE, ROLLY BORNEA MATIN-AO, CARMELO BOCO SATLAD, VERNALYN LOMOGUE ANOSAN, BELINA LUIS GREGANA, LEO G. MELICOR, BONIFACIO JR. SEE, CHUCHI UY AQUINO, CHRISTOPEHR JASSAN GUINGAB, JOANA MARIZ ANGOLLUAN MORALES, DANIEL JUDE H. SERQUIANO, MARICRIS TAGUINOD VERA CRUZ HERNANDEZ, JUVY LONG MULLE, ARLENE H. SINARIMBO , AMINA GAMPONG ARCUENO, BENEDICT MUANA HERNANDEZ, MARIANO LUNA MUYANO, YOLANDA TORRES SINBAHON, MARIESTELA ASTUTO, JOCELYN MAMBIJAR HERNANDEZ, MYRLIE B. NARIZ, BENILDA LAPAS STO. TOMAS, EIJI CRUZ BALGOS, JULIETA LACADEN JARALVE, DOROTHY BORONGAN NASALGA, JUANITA G. TABUENA, FLORENCIA ZAMORA BANGLOS, MEDARDO T. JARLEGO, GEMMA DACLITAN ORANGA, JUDELYN EMPIL TADLE, ALMA ACEBES BANTUGAN, WILMER BAGAPURO JOSOL, GRACE ROBLE ORANGA, LOURDES JUDITH EMPIL TAN, LIA WABINGGA BAYLON, NORMAN SALAFRANIA JUANICO, VICTORIA ... PALACIO, RONALD AUGUST S. TORRELIZA, LUZVIMINDA RODRIGUEZ DECOSTO, ARNIE CAMPOSO KIBO KIBO, MARK JANE SILADAN PALIMPING, LETECIA SAMBULAN TORRES, RONALD CALABIA DIGAY, JOCELYN MIRASOL KONG, JAMES DARYLL LEJANO PALISOC, FLOZERFIDES RIOROSO USMAN, NORHIMA HARON DIZON, EMILIA VERZO LACATAN, GRACE CABILES PANTOJA, FLORAPEL REYES VELASCO, CHRISTINE ONG DOLENDO, AMPARO BONDOC LAGLIVA, TEOLIT TORION PASCUA, DOMINGA CALVO VELASCO, FILMAN M. DUHILAG, CATHERINE ALBOR LAZAGA, DELIA OMANI PILUDEN, NORMA LAYAG VELASQUEZ, JUSTINA C. ESCOBAR, MAROLYN D. LEDESMA, LOY MIKEL JOSEPH PLOCIOS, JADE MORADOS VILARMINO, GAIDE GOZON ESPINEDA, GERALYN DELARMENTE SUGAROL RABUYO, GERALDA DONAYRE VILLANUEVA, LOU VANNESSA ANN ESTRADA, CARMEN P. LOZADA, GENESES LOJA RAMIRO, SADIRIE VEA CORTES EVASCO JR., HIL LEE LUBAYAN, ALLAN TOLENTINO ROMEO, ANGELICA ORCINE VILLANUEVA, PEARLY HANNELORE M. FABROA, DENNIS AREGLADO MADRIA, ROSALINDA MANSENARIS RONQUILLO, JESUS UY

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One-Time Oversea Trip Cash Incentive (OTOTCI) Php 100,000.00 October 1, 2018 to October 31, 2019

ABARQUEZ, SHIRLEY D. CAMAÑO, CHONA CASTOR LEYSON, VIRGINIA RIVERA RAMOS, ELY BELLEZA ALMANZOR, MA. JOCELYN B. CENA, JESSETTE C. LICAYLICAY, MARILYN TORRE RAYMUNDO, ANTONIO GALINDO ANAYAS, MARIETA V. DAMOS, WILMA SALIGO MANGUILIMOTAN, TERESITO A. RIDULME, FLORDELIZA ARCILLAS, CARLYN DIMAPILIS DE GUZMAN, ESMENIA VINO MONDERO, JOSEPHINE B. RODRIGUEZ, NILDA CELESTIAL BALIMBINGAN, HAMID MONTONG DECENA, EFREN L. MONLEON, ALSTON MAGCULANG SANTOS, ELISA L. BAUTISTA, MINDA R. DELA PEÑA, GASPAR VALDEZ OLETA, MEDDEE D. SEE, BENJAMIN Y. BONIFACIO, ERNESTO C. DORIO, MERIAM PARAYNO, MARJURY AGO TORRES, JOHNNY CADAYDAY BONTUYAN, SARAH AMOR DUMRIQUE, DELINO M. PARCON, ZALDY P. VALDEZ, FRED ERWIN T. CALIMAG, AIDA TOTTO ERESMAS, EDDIE VERGARA PASCUA, MARILYN P. VILLAVER, LADY SHAINE F. CAMACHO, ROSGEN CASTILLON GONZAGA, SUSAN DALOMPENES PIODOS, ELMER LUSBOG VISTA, CONCEPCION VERBO

Top Service Center Directors (Nationwide) September 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019

Based on Sales Based on Recruitment / Sponsorship

1st BEVELYN I. LAURON Guadalupe, Makati City 1st MILAGROS D. MATIAS Valenzuela City 2nd STEPHANIE FAGYAN Imus, Cavite 2nd STEPHANIE FAGYAN Imus, Cavite 3rd MERCY QUEDDING Caloocan City 3rd LUDIVINA O. ROSAS Danao City 4th LUDIVINA O. ROSAS Danao City 4th MERCY QUEDDING Caloocan City 5th NEVAH A. MUNION Novaliches, Quezon City 5th RICHARD D. LAURENTE Santiago City, Isabela 6th MILAGROS D. MATIAS Valenzuela City 6th MARIVIC H. PLOCIOS Cabuyao, Laguna

7th MARIVIC H. PLOCIOS Cabuyao, Laguna 7th IRENEO B. CUNTAPAY, JR. Cauayan City, Isabela 8th BEVELYN I. LAURON Pasay City 8th NEVAH A. MUNION Novaliches, Quezon City 9th DEVIN S. SIHIYON Cebu City 9th FRANCIS JOHN L. LIM Kabankalan, Negros Occidental 10th TRIFINA F. SUELTO Davao City 10th DOROTHY B. JARALVE Dipolog City

Special Awards September 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019

TOP BRANCH NATIONWIDE (SALES & RECRUITMENT) ZAMBOANGA CITY BRANCH

TOP BRANCH AGENT NATIONWIDE (HIGHEST SALES) ALIMUDIN KUDARAT MALON - KIDAPAWAN BRANCH

TOP IN PERSONAL GROUP SALES OSLER STO. TOMAS

TOP IN PERSONAL RECRUITS MARY GRACE T. LERIN

DSAP INDUSTRY AWARDS 2019 - SALES ACHIEVER MARKWIN & JONALYN LOPEZ

DSAP INDUSTRY AWARDS 2019 - ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR STEPHANIE FAGYAN

2019 Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 13 Awardees Active Diamonds List September 2019

METRO MANILA ABAD, ZENAIDA MALICDEM COLINA, ALLAN SR ISEDRO LAURE, RECHELLE QUEDDING, JAIME B. ABELILLA, ROCELYN ALMONTE CURBI, TERESITA LAURON, FREDERICK QUILONGQUILONG, JARRY ADANTE, LAURO R. DE GUZMAN, ELENA N. LESLY ANNE ESTRABO CONEL RABUYO, GERALDA DONAYRE AMBA, MARCIANA AMIHAN DE RAMA, MARY ROSE NABLO LETIGIO, FELOMINA A. RAYMUNDO, ANTONIO ARQUINES, ELVIRA G. DEIMOS, WILMAR BALDOMAR LINTAG, MARY JUNE PAJARILLO REAL, JULIUS MANACPO ASTUTO, JOCELYN MAMBIJAR DESABILLE, MARIO G. LOPEZ, DEOGRACIAS P. REDULA, MARK JHON REAL ATA JR., ATENIGONES G. DEVERO, HELEN TEMONY LOPEZ, JAY-AR BUCAD REYES, SALVADOR P. BAGADIONG, IMELDA TALAN DUMLAO, EILEEN A. LOPEZ, MARKWIN L. ROCABO, ROLYN BRUNO BANAL, HERNANI R. DUMLAO, ERIC A LORA, PASTOR JR LORETO ROSE ANNE S. MAPA BANTUGAN, RICHARD DIOCTON ESPINEDA, GERALYN DELARMENTE LUNA, MARSON BALLENAS SALONGA, LEONARDO R. BARISO, DIVINIA MAGPANTAY ESTRADA, RUTH P. MACARAIG, GENE PEREZ SALUNDAGA, RACHELLE LANAC BARROZO, DOUGLAS SORIANO FONTANILLA, JANICE MIRASOL MANLAPAS, REY GARCIA SATLAD, VERNALYN LOMOGUE BIANES, ADRIAN MONLEON FORMARAN, MANUEL L. MARCELINO, REONEL DE GUZMAN SEVILLA, CHARINE ILAGAN BURAC, NANNY I. GAMBOA, ROY MARCELO MARIÑO, DOMINGA DIEZMO SEVILLA, MANUEL JR ILAGAN BURIO, TERESA C. GARNICA, DIONESIO MARQUESES, CRISANTO E. TABAYAG, CATHERINE CADANO CABUHAL, MICHELLE GENGONE, RENATO B. MARY ANN CANLAS CUNANAN TABUZO, ODELUNA PARPAN CAMAÑO, CHONA CASTOR GERALDINE WACGUIYAN MATIAS, MILAGROS ANTONIO TORCUATOR, MA. NELLY SEVILLA CAPUNO, PERFECTO G. GRIMPULA, MANOLITO MATIBAG, ROLANDO E. TUBAR, ELISA MORCILLA CARCEDO, ELMO JR T. GUBALANE, CELSO GONATO MONLEON, ALSTON TUBIL, DOLORES T. CAST0R , CHERRY ARCILLOS HANDAYAN, VILMA BEHARE MORENTE, HANNAH A. TUBORO, ESTRELITA BANTA CASTILLO, EDDIE BORRES HERMOSA, MANUEL A. MUNION, NEVAH ASIS TUNA, REZOMEL ALMONICAR CASTOR, BALTAZAR A. HIDALGO, RODEL C. NOLEAL, DANILO M. VALERIANO, JOSE JR P. CATHERINE CAAMPUED LUMBAB JENNIFER SANCHEZ CASTILLO PALIMPING, LETECIA VILLANUEVA, DOMINADOR R. CATID, EVELLO AMIL JOACHIM ROCH B. SANTOS PALOMAR, SHELDON LUTHER R. VILLEGAS, JULITO RAMA CAYABYAB, DOMINADOR A. KADUSALE, JERRY ONLAGADA PANO, MIRIAM DALUGDOGAN YU, CHRISTIAN HICARTE CLARITO, ELBERTO JUGARAP LACABA, LEOPOLDO PERMEJO, EVA AQUITANIA ZAUSA, JOEL RAMIREZ

NORTH LUZON ACOSTA, FLORDELIZA B. CORDOVERO, ELVINA RAMONES LAGUER, FERNANDO P. PASCUA, MARILYN P. ALCANTARA, JEFFREY TICOY CORONADO, LORETA MARQUEZ LALAS, FLORENTINO Z. PAUSAL, ANANIAS B. ALUNDAY, CRESCENCIA AZURIN CORPUZ, JAHZERAH JUDO LAURENTE, RICHARD PETRACORTA, NENITA DANO ANOSAN, BELINA LUIS CORPUZ, JESSE Q. MACARAEG, ROGER BISAYA RAMIRO, SADIRIE VEA AUREADA, DARWIN E. CUNTAPAY, REYNALYN OLIGAN MACARASIG, MARIO S. RONQUILLO JR., JESUS UY BANICO, ROSCHELLE SUCAPEN DE VERA, CRISTINA ACOSTA MAGTALAPA, FIDEL DELA CRUZ SAGUN, JOCELYN GALAPON BIADO, JEONARDH BARTOLOME DOLENDO, AMPARO BONDOC MARCIAL, MARK JAYSON GUIUO SALES, GIDEON B. BORLEO, CLAUDIO S. FALLORINA, REGINA SORIANO MARTINEZ, LAURA LINGASIN SALONGA, JUDITH T. CAASI, ALICE O. FLORENDO, EULALIO JR B. MESINA, RONALD BUENAVENTURA SIAPNO, JULIO C. CABINTA, VERNISITA E. GARCIA, EDMUND INFANTE MORENO, OSCAR QUINTO TABILAS, MA. IMELDA CAILING, MICHAELA DAVID GURTIZA, DELIA EVELYN NIETO, MARIA HERRERA VEA, VELONTE CRISOLOGO CALSO, RUTH BANEZ HERRERO, PRESCILA S. OSTIA, JUVY Z. VILLAMIL, OLGA MISLANG CAMPOSANO, COLIN MUNIS JACOB, JENNIFER DARIZA PARAYNO, MARJURY AGO WALANG, MARLON SILVADA CENON, ERLITA DELA PENA LACATAN, GRACE CABILES PARCON, ZALDY P.

SOUTH LUZON ACOBA, EFRAIM VILLANUEVA EBINA, MYRNA H. MANGUNDAYAO, RAFAEL B. ROMAGUERA, AGUEDA PACHICA ADANRENYL BITUN ESPORAS, ANALYN REGODON MORALES, ANABEL SALUDES SALONGA, ROGER ZAMUDIO JR. AGNA, ALMA CRISOSTOMO EUSEBIO, SONNY L. NAGA, MYRA P. SANCHEZ, VIRGILIO C. ALTAR, LILIBETH C. FAGYAN, FERDINAND D. NAVARRO, EDILBERTO F.III SERVIÑO, LAURA TERESA O. AUTIDA, SABINIANA E. FAGYAN, STEPHANIE .... NICOL, GUIA F. SOTOMAYOR, ROSE ANN CAGAS BAGSIK, LIZA PANTALEON FELISMENA, BELMA HUBILLA OLIVAR, CRISANTO L. JR TEVES, AMPARO T. BALBIDO, BOBBY G. FLORES, MA. THERESA F. OLMEDO, MARILYN REMPILLO TULIAO, ANTONIO JR S. BALBUENA, VERONICA ABEO FUNELAS, FE MACASINAG ORCAJADA, PAQUITO ESTEPANO VALDEZ, FEDRITO D. BALDONASA, JULIAN PANIBE GUTIERREZ, SAMUEL LACDAO PALMADO, MINERVA RABUTAZO VILLAFUERTE, ELSA AGA BASMAYOR, CARMEN BITAGO IWAYAN LAWAS, VICTORIANO JR PARAÑAL, MISCHEL S. VILLANUEVA, LOU VANNESSA ANN BENDIOLA, BASILIO ALCANTARA JAO, RICARDO AUTIDA PIOSCA, ALVIN DELA CRUZ CORTES CANTILLANO, RANDY BAILON LIM, EDEN SIERDA PLOCIOS, DELIA T. VILLASAN, DANILO SISGADOS CATIBOG, ALBERT D. LIM, JEFFREY CARLOS DEL MAR PLOCIOS, MARIVIC H. ZAENS, CYNTHIA G. DECASTRO, ARLINDA ESTRERA LOZADA, GENESES LOJA PRINCESA, DAISY GARCIA ZAENS, NENITA B. DELA CRUZ, LEONILA OABEL MALTO, EMELINE MAGDAONG QUITOLES, MARIA TERESA R. DONES, LOURDES N. MAMAWAG, ISABELITA E. RODRIGUEZ, NILDA CELESTIAL VISAYAS

ALILIN, CHARLITA LACID ESMERALDA, ALLAN ALFREDO LICAYLICAY, MARILYN TORRE ROSAS, LUDIVINA ORTALLA ALIPIS, MARCELINA S. GIL, FREDDIE G. LUTAO, TERESITA MANLANGIT SERRANO, DANIEL ANTONIO, LUCIA C. GO, NORMAN N. MACAWILE, RHYAN L. SIHIYON, BRIAN NAVALES BATO, JEOFFREY REYES GONZAGA, SUSAN DALOMPENES MICAYABAS, CECELIA ASILOM SIHIYON, LETECIA NAVALES BATULAN, RAZEL MAGLASANG GUMPAY, LORENZO P. MULLE, ARLENE H. SOYOC, JULIUS D. BAYNOSA, JOEFFREY REYES JUGALBOT, LOLINY H. NARIZ, BENILDA LAPAS SUGAROL, LETECIA H. BOOC, ALGIE ACASO JUGALBOT, VENANCIO P. ORCINE, ANTONIÑO BINONDO TINGSON, BRENDA D. BRIONES, MARIA VICTORIA O. LAOAS, CEASAR I. PALACAT, TEOFILA BOLOTAOLO VALDUEZA, DIODELIN H. CANTERY, RONALD L. LAURON, JEOLITA H. QUIJANO, ROSA P. YBAÑEZ, ROTELIA H. CARNAJE, MARINA D. LEDESMA, NENA SUGAROL REMASOG, JESSIE DAVIN YMBONG, SYLVIA COSINO CARTEL, SARAH DORIO LEUTERIO, ANTHONY GERARD REYES, EDCEL A.

MINDANAO ACEBES JR., PAULINO T. BUSILAC, FLORENCIA GALAN GENERAL, BERGIDO ARPILES PEPITO, RENATO A. ALAS, JERRY AMALOS CALAMBA, LARRY FELIPE HAGANOS, RONALD B. PESCADERO, CHARLIE ABARIDO ALBINA, MERILYN AMISTOSO CALIXTRO, ARISTON SIMBAJON JARALVE, DOROTHY BORONGAN PURGANAN, GWENDOLYN W.C. ALFONSO, ANTARA MUSTAPHA CAMPIL, RONA MORALA LERIN, EDNALYN TRIMIDAL RAMOJAL, JORDAN O. ALIANZA, HERBERT P. CAÑOLAS, CHARLIE A. LICOT, CRIZALDE B. RECLA, EUGENIA B. ALMANZOR, MA. JOCELYN B. CAONG, AIDA BARBARONA LIM, HENRY BAGARES ROA, ARMAN RAMIREZ ANDIK, SEKAK TAYA CASTILLON, JOAN PRAGA MAGNO, MARVIC MANGUYAB SABIO, ROSANNA ESENCIA ANDIK, SHULHARI PANAYAMAN CASTRO, FREDERICK LOPEZ MAGSAYO, NENA JACOBO SALIGODAN, ROAIDA GAYAK ANGOT, NAOMI R. CESPON, ROMELA DELA PEÑA MALON, ALIMODIN KUDARAT SANDUYOGAN, MOKALIDIN AQUINO, WILMA C. CINCHEZ, CARMENSITA M. MANGUILIMOTAN, TERESITO A. SANTOS, LOUSERIC TALADUA ARIEL MALICAY DOMALOGDOG CRUZ, ROBIN CARLO L. MARIANO, LUCRESIA ESIOS SAVELLANO, EUSTAQUIO JR B. ATILANO, ALBERTA T. CUSTODIO, MONALISA RADAN MASUANGAT, VICTORINO Q. STO. TOMAS, OSLER G. ATILANO, ALDREE JOHN TRUMATA DAMOS, WILMA SALIGO MORALES, FELICISIMO L. JR SUELTO, TRIFINA FORTUNA AZUL, MARIA CRISTINA KISTERIA DELA PEÑA, GASPAR VALDEZ MORALES, REYNANTE BUCOY SUELTO, KRISTINA MARIE F. BAGUIDAN, EFREN C. DEMAALA, DENNIS Y. NOR, MOHAMMAD AKMAD SUMAMPONG, MARLON BARINAN, LINA GENABELE ENRIQUEZ, LEONOR BELLO NUR, HADIDJA SALUDSONG TAHIR, LORETA BERNAL BASCO, HILARIO F. ESQUIRA JR., NARCISO ORTIZ OCAP, LORETA VILLARICO TUMAMPAL, JUNNIC ASDAI BAUL, PILAR PIEDAD FERNANDEZ, RONALD T. OCAP, MARLON V. VALLESTERO, ADELINA JUYAD BLAO, OHARA D. FUROG, PHOEBE R. PABA, SYLVIA RENDON VELASCO, VIC A. BUENO, JOHNNY REY C. GALEZA, EULIBETH ESPRA PAZA, GLORIA NOYNAY

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A Big Leap to Ultimate Success with Mr. Laszlo Kocso

Reported by: Dennis De Lira

Big Leap to Ultimate Success with Mr. Laszlo Kocso (The Recap). The fastest DXN Crown Ambassador Mr. Laszlo Kocso traversed from Hungary to three key cities in the A Philippines for his special roadshow presentation and ultimately share his secrets of success entitled “A Big Leap to Ultimate Success” including Metro Manila (November 25 at Word of Hope, Quezon City), Cebu City (November 27 at SM Trade Hall) and Davao City (No- vember 29 at Holy Cross of Davao College). Our great appreciation to the respective Crown Leaders, Service Center Directors and distributors who supported the event and brought their partners and prospects to continuously move forward in doing the DXN business. Another exciting highlight of the event is the Morinzhi challenge initiated by Mr. Laszlo that also followed by the leaders and attendees who went on stage and did the same challenge. Metro Manila

Mr. Laszlo did the main presentation that Aerial view of the jam-packed venue with more corresponds to the title of the activity, “The Big than 700 attendees in Word of Hope, Quezon City. Leap to Ultimate Success”. Visayas

Group photos of Cebu attendees with Mr. Laszlo. Crown Leaders Devin Sihiyon and Allan Esmeralda Senior Crown Diamond and SC Director Devin with the leaders in Cebu City keenly listen to the Sihiyon showed gratitude to Mr. Laszlo by providing presentation of Mr. Laszlo token of appreciation. Mindanao

Group photos with Mr. Laszlo Mr. Laszlo pose with the lucky draw winners. The attendees focused on listening to Mr. Laszlo.

Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 15 Main Feature Boulder Valley Glamping

Written by Dennis De Lira

Glamping, a fusion of glamour and camping, where beautiful nature meets modern luxury. A unique way to experience untamed and utterly exceptional parts of the world—without sacrificing creature comforts.

Boulder Valley Glamping offers an exceptional glamping experience among the unique boulders and tropical greens settings. Intentionally kept basic and free from over lavishness, our glamping tents are a far cry from the DIY tent in a bag. We offer amenities like comfortable beds and ensuite bathroom facilities.

Explore the magical, pure wilderness of Boulder Valley Glamping. You will find the amazing discovery we wanted to share with you.

Who Would Enjoy Boulder Valley Glamping? Boulder Valley Glamping is open to couples, families, groups and corporates.

16 Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 Main Feature The Tents

Safari Tent (2 Pax) The Safari Tent comes with an incredible view making it the best romantic yet glamorous camp- ing experience. It offers the couple with nuances of wilderness in the comfy pre pitched tented camp that placed additional 2 extra beds into the tent for the third or fourth person.

Tented Villa (2 Pax)

Tented Villa offers a more lavish ambiance to go with a perfect view of the valley, suitable for cou- ples to unwind and relax while enjoying a roman- tic getaway, which placed additional 2 extra beds into the tent for the third or fourth person.

Tented Villa (3 Pax)

The Tented Villa for family or group is cozy yet spa- cious enough for you and your loved ones to extra bed or 1 pop up tent.

Safari Tent (3 Pax) The Safari Tent can also accommodate more than four persons, offering you and your loved ones a fairly wild outing while enjoying the glamorous camping experience in a pre-pitched tented camp with 1 extra bed or 1 pop up tent.

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Tented Villa (4 Pax)

The Grand Tented Villa can comfortably accom- modate up to 6 persons. It is best for a large fam- ily or group of friends. Have a warm camaraderie with your loved ones in this beautiful tented villa that also placed 1 pop up tent for the additional extra 2 persons.

Chalet (5 Pax)

The glass house chalet provides unique glamping experience with a solid roof over. The glass house chalet comes with an ensuite bathroom. It comes with an arrangement of 5 single beds. Best for family and group of friends.

Chalet (6 Pax)

The glass house chalet provides unique glamping experience with a solid roof over. The glass house chalet comes with an ensuite bathroom. It comes with an arrangement of 6 single beds. Best for family and group of friends.

How to get there ? Boulder Valley Glamping is strategically located on the other side of Penang Island where the unspoiled lush jungles less travelled are. You will drive through lush green hills with scenic views along the way as you reach the camping site directly via Jalan Teluk Bahang by cars. Glamping Site Address: 8 Jalan Teluk Bahang, 11050 Teluk Bahang, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia +6012 4906882 [email protected] Source: https://bouldervalleyglamping.com.my/

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DIAMONDS GATHERING 2019 Isang Piging Ng Tagumpay Reported by: Dennis De Lira Proto Credit: MSSD ake a closer look on the captured moments, the prestige and glamour of the recently concluded Diamonds Gather- ing 2019 with the theme dubbed as Isang Piging ng Tagumpay held at SEDA Hotel in Quezon City last November 22, 2019. A Feast of Success, a colorful semblance on the rich culture and tradition of Filipinos resonating the success Tand triumphs of over 100 achievers who rub elbows with CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin and top leaders of DXN, the top global networking company.

DXN CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin and CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching The Management Team with CEO Datuk Dr. Lim.

CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching rendered his opening message. Mr. Laszlo Kocso instigated the Morinzhi drinking challenge with the qualifiers.

Group photos of Diamonds Gathering qualifiers with CEO Datuk Dr. Lim Siow Jin and CMO Mr. Teoh Hang Ching.

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October 16-20, 2019

Reported by: Dennis De Lira

lmost hundreds of DXN Philippines qualifiers converged for a 5-day-4-night business and leisure trip in Bali - known world-class tourist destination located east of Java and west of Lombok in Indonesia - as this year’s National Travel Seminar Incentive (NTSI) Aheld from October 16-20, 2019. More than a sumptuous full-board meals and recreation are the unity, solid bonding opportunity, and continuous learning that made this travel incentive, which is being given by DXN yearly, more significant and meaningful.

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Why is the Digestive System so Important? Written by Rustum ‘Jojo’ B. Alcuezar

our digestive system is responsible for breaking down the food that you eat into nutrients that can be absorbed into the blood and assimilated into the body for energy, growth, and cell repair. You simply can’t live without your digestive Ysystem. The human digestive system consists of the gastrointestinal tract [the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine (duodenum, jejunum, ileum)] plus the accessory organs of digestion (the tongue, salivary glands, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder). All these organs work together in converting complex food substances into simpler forms to facilitate absorption.

PHASES OF DIGESTION The process of digestion starts in the mouth where the food is chewed and mixed with saliva, which contains enzymes that begin breaking down the food. The food then passes through the gastrointestinal tract and broken down further by mixing with gastric acid and several enzymes.

Digestion of food continues. Food and drinks will be converted into smaller components so the body can absorb theminto the bloodstream as nutrients. The body breaks down nutrients into carbohydrates, protein, fats, and vitamins. The liver, the gallbladder, and the pancreas, though not part of the gastrointestinal tract, are so important to digestion. The liver, which helps process nutrients in the bloodstream, makes bile to help the body absorb fat. Bile is stored in the gallbladder for future use. The pancreas produces a substance that neutralizes stomach acid plus enzymes that help digest proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Finally, the waste products of digestion are removed from the body through the anus as feces. MAINTAINING A HEALTHY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM An efficient digestive system is essential to your health and well-being. The foods you eat are broken down, through digestion, into the nutrients your body needs. If you neglect your digestive health, your body would have trouble absorbing those nutrients. Lack of proper nutrient absorption, due to digestive malfunction, can cause nutritional deficiency and a toxic buildup that can lead to a variety of health problems. Recent studies revealed that digestive disorder can cause a lot of ailments, such as autoimmune disease, low energy, allergies, arthritis, stomach cancer, depression, autism, psoriasis, acne, and compromised immunity. Bad habits such as smoking, drinking too much alcohol and excessive caffeine, sleeping late, and eating late at night can give trouble to your digestive system and your overall health.

Seeing how important your digestive system is to your health, taking steps to protect it can go a long way in keepingyou healthy. A simple diet and lifestyle changes may help improve your digestion. Follow these simple tips: Eat a high-fiber and enzyme-rich diet, limit foods that are high in fat, add probiotics into your diet, eat on a schedule, exercise regularly, manage stress, don’t eat too fast, chew your food properly, and drink enough water. It is best to get the right amount of nutrients from dietary sources where possible, but if this proves difficult, supplements may help contribute to better digestive health.

Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 23 Health Feature Improving and Maintaining your Digestive System Health Naturally with Enzymes ou need enzymes for a proper digestive system function. Enzymes are needed for every chemical reaction that Yoccurs in your body. Without enzymes, no activity at all would take place. You can get enzymes in fruits, vegetables, and other foods. Your body also produces them. Your pancreas, stomach, small intestine, and even your salivary glands can produce enzymes, aided by other chemicals in the body, such as stomach acid and bile, to help digest food that you eat.

However, certain health conditions, such as pancreatitis (swelling in the pancreas), can reduce your body’s enzyme production and thus decrease digestive efficiency. High body temperature caused by fever can also adversely affect your enzyme structure, preventing them to function properly. Another factor that can upset your enzyme activity is the pH level of your stomach. A low pH level means very acidic, while high pH means it’s basic or alkaline. Enzymes work best in a balance pH scale. The enzymes’ efficacy will suffer if your stomach becomes too acidic or too basic. The pH balance is critical for your health (between 7.35-7.45 on the pH range), otherwise diseases and imbalances will occur. Most people consume diets that are too acidic (like processed and refined foods, soft drinks and other sweetened beverages, certain dairy products, fresh meats, and processed meats), which can cause an imbalance in the pH of the body. Thus alkaline foods are needed to balance the equation. Certain drugs, such as an antibiotic, can also interfere with an enzyme function. Heating foods can destroy any naturally occurring enzymes in them.

Dr. Edward Howell, physician and food enzyme researcher, believed that humans were born with a limited enzyme-producing capacity. “Your life expectancy depends on how well you preserve your enzyme potential.” Dr. Howell explains. “As you get older, you don’t produce adequate amounts of some enzymes anymore. Your life ends when it gets to the point that you can’t make certain enzymes.”

Eating enzyme-rich foods can boost enzyme activity in your body Noni is a tropical and subtropical plant that grows on the Pacific islands and has been traditionally used asa NONI health drink among the tropical folks. Dr. Ralph Heinicke, (with scientific name Morinda Citrifolia) biochemist and researcher, claimed that Noni fruits contain xeronine (an alkaloid) which works to allow the body to activate enzymes. Noni also has a high potassium content. Potassium is one of the essential macrominerals, which is needed by the human body to function properly. Potassium preserves bone mineral density, lowers blood pressure, decreases the risk of stroke, protects against loss of muscle mass, and reduces the formation of kidney stones. The key functions of potassium in your body include regulating fluid balance and controlling the electrical activity of the heart and other muscles. Noni is also a source of Vitamin C (a potent antioxidants), Biotin (one of the B complex vitamins that helps the body convert food into energy. B vitamins also help keep your liver, eyes, skin, hair, and nervous system healthy), and folate (another B vitamin that’s important for cell growth and metabolism). Every part of the Noni plant has been traditionally used to treat a variety of ailments.

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Morinzhi DXN Morinzhi is a nutritional botanical beverage specially formulated from Noni (Morinda citrofolia) and is enriched with Roselle. Morinzyme DXN Morinzyme is a concentrated botanical beverage juice that contains all the natural enzymes produced from the fermentation process of noni fruits.

Roselle for Natural Remedy

Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) is a tropical plant believed to have medicinal values. Aside from containing a large amount of vitamin C (a natural antioxidant), Roselle also has abundant amounts of anthocyanins (natural substances that may help protect your heart health and boost your cancer defense).

Old folks have been using this plant as a soothing reagent for cough, poor appetite, as an anti-bacterial reagent, a mild laxative, a cholesterol-lowering remedy, and treatment for hypertension, high blood pressure, heal sores, cracks in the feet, boils, cardiac and nerve diseases.

DXN Roselle Juice is specially made from the extract of DXN Roselle Roselle calyces. DXN Roselle Juice is a refreshing beverage suitable for you and for anyone Juice/Tablet else. DXN Roselle is also The natural vitamin C available in tablet form.

Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 25 Health Feature Diet and Nutrition could offer some protection! Andrographis paniculata Research shows that Andrographis paniculata has liver-protective properties as effective as silymarin —a mixture of a special compound extracted from the milk thistle and has a history as a medical herb for thousands of years. Like silymarin, A ndrographis paniculata has strong antioxidative (inhibits oxidation) and antifibrotic (inhibits or reduces fibrosis or scarring) properties, making it useful for treating chronic liver diseases. The liver is one of the accessory organs of digestion. Together with other organs in the digestive system, the liver works to digest, absorb, and process food. The liver’s main function is to filter the blood-carrying energy coming from the digestive tract, before passing it to the rest of the body. The liver also detoxifies chemicals, metabolizes drugs, and produces bile, which aids the digestion and absorption of fats and fat-soluble vitamins in the small intestine.

Andrographis paniculata helps stimulate protein synthesis in the liver, which results in the replacement of its damaged cells and stirs healthy cellular communication(signal transduction), a process that deters the development of cancer and viral infections. As an antioxidant, Andrographis paniculata detoxifies a wide range of hormones and toxic elements. Andrographis paniculata scavenges for free radicals that can damage cells.

The DXN Andro-G contains the powdered extract of DXN Andrographis paniculata. Andro-G

The Health Benefits of Eating Pineapple

Pineapple is not only a delicious fruit. Studies show that eating pineapple decreases the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and age-related macular degeneration (a disease that affects the eyes). This tropical fruit contains vitamins and minerals, which make your body function properly. Pineapple helps boost your immune system, improve fertility, improve overall skin texture, reduce swelling and inflammation, speed up healing, support growth and development, and assist cells and organs perform well.

Pineapple contains bromelain (aids digestion, reduces swelling); vitamin C (a potent antioxidant that fights free radicals); vitamin B1 (Thiamin) and vitamin B6 (B vitamins have a direct impact on your energy levels, brain function, and cell metabolism. They also help the body convert food into energy, metabolize fats and protein.

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These vitamins also aid your nervous system, liver, endocrine glands, skin, hair, eyes, brain, cardiovascular and muscular Cordypine! function); copper (for wound healing, and treating osteoarthritis and brittle bones. Other important functions of copper include utilization of iron, the formation of red blood cells, repair of injured tissues, energy production, DXN Cordypine is a the metabolism of cholesterol and glucose, and regulating combination of high-quality proteins and enzymes); dietary fiber (helps in reducing the cordyceps with naturally risk of heart disease and diabetes. also helps to maintain a fermented pineapple juice. healthy weight, lower cholesterol levels, and control blood The pineapple enzymes produced sugar levels); (a liquid that conducts electricity potassium from fermentation are capable of that helps your body function at optimum level; essential working synergistically for the proper function of all your cells, tissues, and organs; with cordyceps for a good for your heart and is vital for normal digestive better and excellent and muscular function; regulates your blood pressure; performance. helps prevent stroke and osteoporosis); and Manganese (controls blood sugar, fats, carbohydrates, cholesterol, sex hormones, protein metabolism, adrenal and thyroid function, bone formation, as well as neural and muscle function).

Ganoderma one of nature’s wonderful gifts to mankind

Regarded as a “Miraculous King of Herbs”, Ganoderma is used in enhancing the immune system when it is weakened and reduces the system’s activity when it is overstimulated. This red mushroom has been used in traditional Asian medicines for thousands of years, providing both NUTRITIVE and HEALTH benefits to the human body.

Important active ingredients: TRITERPENOIDS (raise the ability of anti-oxidation in your body; have powerful protective effects against liver, lung, kidney, intestine, brain, and heart damages); POLYSACCHARIDES (help boost your immune system; good source of energy; help in the synthesis of fats, proteins and other substances in your body; help maintain bowel regularity; and promote the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria); ADENOSINE (a special carrier of energy, helps in treating certain types of irregular heartbeat and improving blood flow to the heart); PROTEINS/ AMINO ACIDS (help build muscle mass, prevent weight gain, aid in digestion, balance hormones and boost mood; help to form cells; help transport and the storage of nutrients; influence the function of organs, glands, tendons and arteries; aid in healing wounds and repairing tissue; VITAMINS (needed by the body in order to grow and develop normally); MINERALS (needed to grow, repair tissue, metabolize, and carry out other body processes); DIETARY FIBER (essential to energy production, growth and repair promotion and reconstruction of several kinds of body tissues); ORGANIC GERMANIUM (helps in enhancing the body’s immune system); CALCIUM (an important component of a healthy diet and a mineral necessary for life, calcium helps address the problems of teeth and bone loss); and POTASSIUM (helps strengthen muscles. Deficiency in potassium can cause weakness, dizziness, and nausea. If not treated immediately, it can even cause death).

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DXN SPIRULINA Reishi Gano (RG) The Ganoderma lucidum is harvested from a 90-day old red mushroom.

Rich in antioxidants, B-vitamins, protein, iron, calcium, and other nutrients, Spirulina has some great health-boosting qualities. This blue-green alga is a free radical neutralizer.

Spirulina is considered an alkaline food, as it is high DXN in minerals and has no sugar “To stay healthy, your body has to maintain the proper proportion of 80% Ganocelium ALKALINE FOODS and 20% of ACIDIC FOODS,” Dr. Ragnar Berg said, a Swedish chemist and nutritionist (GL) who intensely studied the relationship between the A 14-day old mycelium of acid-alkaline ratio in the diet and effects on health. Ganoderma lucidum

DXN SPIRULINA 100% Pure Alkaline, World’s Nutritious Food! DXN Reishi Mushroom Powder A mixture of mycelium and fruit body of Ganocelium lucidum

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DXN Sapang Palay Service Center Grand Launching

Reported by: Dennis De Lira

DXN recently launches its new authorized Service Center in Sapang Palay, Bulacan with guest speaker, Senior Crown Diamond and Advisory Council Metro Manila Representative, Frederick Lauron.

Under the stewardship of Service Center Director and Executive Senior Star Diamond Alma Agna, Sapang Palay SC is now open to business partners and prospects for product purchase and training presentations. You may visit the new SC located at E.V.R. Avenue, Barangay San Martin III, Sapang Palay, San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.

Ribbon cutting with SC Directress Alma Agna and guest Group photos with DXN Gano Mascot. speaker, Senior Crown Diamond Frederick Lauron.

DXN Cagayan De Oro Branch Grand Relaunching

Take a glimpse on the grand relaunching of DXN Cagayan de Oro branch happened last October 23, 2019 started with a motorcade, motivational talk from guest speaker Executive Senior Crown Diamond and Advisory Council Mindanao representative, Vic Velasco, ensued by Grand BOM from Triple Diamond Robin Carlo Cruz.

The grand relaunch was truly a blast brought by sizzles from CDO Top Leaders, which heightens motivation and excitement among business partners in the area.

Attendees pose with the leaders, CA Stax Savellano and ETD Group photo. Robin Carlo Cruz.

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24th24th DSAPDSAP IndustryIndustry AwardsAwards Reported by: Dennis De Lira

Power Up! The theme that reverberates this year’s DSAP Industry Awards held last November 27, 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria with commendable awardees from DXN Philippines namely Crown Ambassadors and Advisory Council Per- manent Member Markwin and Jonalyn Lopez as Sales Achiever of the Year and Service Center Directress Stephanie Fagyan as Enterpreneur of the Year.

DSAP awardees pose with their respective family members and members of the DXN Philippines Management Team. TahanangTahanang WalangWalang HagdananHagdanan DXN-DSAPDXN-DSAP CORPORATECORPORATE SOCIALSOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYRESPONSIBILITY (CSR)(CSR)

DXN actively participates with the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity organized by the Direct Selling Association of the Philippines (DSAP) last October 9, 2019 with Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc. (TWHI) as the main beneficiary. DXN Management and DSAP officers primarily support TWHI’s advocacy to uplift the morale and focus on the improvement of the lives of the person with disabilities (PWDs) most especially orthopedically-impaired such as providing training, educational assistance, mobility aid assistance and livelihood with four sheltered workshops like metalcraft, woodcraft, sewing and packaging services.

Group photo

30 Good Morning DXN 4th Quarter 2019 Congratulations! TOP PERFORMING SERVICE CENTERS

NOVEMBER 2019

METRO MANILA SC Directors Frederick and Bevelyn Lauron Guadalupe, Makati City Service Center

NORTH LUZON VISAYAS SC Directors Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Corpuz SC Directors Ludivina & Elias Rosas, Jr. Mangaldan, Pangasinan Service Center Danao City, Cebu Service Center

SOUTH LUZON MINDANAO SC Director Stephanie Fagyan SC Directors Mr. & Mrs. Vic A. Velasco Imus, Cavite Service Center Pagadian City Service Center

DECEMBER 2019

METRO MANILA SC Director Ms. Mercy Quedding Caloocan City Service Center

NORTH LUZON VISAYAS SC Directors Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Corpuz SC Directors Ludivina & Elias Rosas, Jr. Mangaldan, Pangasinan Service Center Danao City, Cebu Service Center

SOUTH LUZON MINDANAO SC Director Stephanie Fagyan SC Director Mrs. Trifina Suelto Imus, Cavite Service Center Pagadian City Service Center

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