Herbalife encourages Thais to prepare for the healthy ageing trend
Naewna reported on 12 Apr 2023 that the company shared results of its healthy ageing survey in Asia Pacific, carried out in May 2020 with 5,500 people in 11 countries, including Thailand.
The company's senior nutrition manager in Thailand said Thais are taking more care of themselves, especially people aged 60 and over, who make up about 20% of the population.
Key survey findings
- 42% worry about falling ill more easily as they get older
- 20% fear being less able to live independently as their body weakens
- 19% worry that their appearance will change with age
- 3 in 10 Thai respondents think conversations about healthy ageing should start at age 30–49
The idea of "right, complete and balanced"
- Build a foundation that suits each person and life stage, covering food, exercise and lifestyle
- Review eating habits, such as fried or processed high-fat foods that many people keep eating from their student years
- You can start now, without waiting until 50 or 60
Other details in the report (2023)
- The company said it had more than 67,000 Nutrition Clubs in more than 90 countries
- In 2023 the company in Thailand launched 4 new product groups: Tang Kuei, Honey Ginger green tea, the Herbal Aloe body care range and Yellow Tablets
This item summarises a 2023 report by Naewna; figures are as of that time. Products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Ask us on LINE for more.
Source: Naewna (Thai), published 12 Apr 2023 ↗ (opens in a new tab)