Fighting aging and cellular damage

MANILA, Philippines - Laminine, a functional food supplement from the United States, has been helping people recover from debilitating illnesses.

The box itself is commonly referred to as a “cellular repair mechanism kit” because of the alleged ability of Laminine to help the body return to its normal health condition at the cellular level.

Laminine is registered with the US and the Philippines Food and Drug Administration and approved for distribution as a food supplement.  It also has certifications from sociocultural dietary regulating bodies like halal for the Muslims and kosher for the Jews, with guarantees of safety and manufacturing integrity from other globally-recognized and authorized institutions.

Featured in the American Health Journal, the product stemmed from medical and scientific research and clinical studies, which were began by Canadian scientist Dr. John Davidson back in 1929 for his cancer patients and was continued by another group in the early 2000s.

Results of 2013 marketing efforts across the globe show the Philippines is now the world’s second largest Laminine marketer and consumer, next only to the US.

In the Philippines, Laminine is marketed by Forever Rich Philippines Inc. (FRPI), a local firm led by Filipino-American business and civic leader Susan Barlin as chief executive officer.

FRPI, according to Barlin, represents US-based international distributor LifePharm Global Network (LPGN), a subsidiary of Laminine manufacturer LifePharm Inc., a consumer firm and the mother company of the conglomerate.

The success of Laminine in the Philippines has practically catapulted Barlin to her pioneering recognition as the “Heart of LPGN,” whose corporate mission is to make the world gain access to good health and economic opportunities regardless of class, color, culture or creed.

 â€œAccess to health and wealth must be universal.  In many cases, people can’t have health for lack of wealth, while others can’t have wealth for lack of health.  Now, Laminine makes it both possible,” says Barlin who succeeded in persuading the US giant to bring the product to the Philippines.

The experiences of Laminine users are featured in the health and wellness show Be Alive on PTV-4 every Sunday from 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

“Aside from helping bring an ailing body back to good health, Laminine also reduces signs of aging, makes the skin healthy, burns fat, enhances muscle tone, boosts brain function and focus, increases alertness and libido, improves stamina and energy, decreases physical and mental stress, instigates happy mood, strengthens and protects the body from diseases, promotes restful sleep, alleviates pain, speeds up recovery from strenuous activities and degenerative health conditions, and brings about an overall sense of better well-being,” Barlin stresses.

More information about Laminine can be obtained from FRPI (telephone numbers 570-7196 and 654-4038, mobile numbers 09288575877, 09062439355, and 09435204949); visit www.foreverrichinternational.com.

The FRPI and its doctors also provide free diagnosis and medical advice at their office at the 11th floor of the Robinsons Galleria Corporate Center, EDSA corner Ortigas Avenue.