Vietnam Community Nutrition Day promotes healthy lifestyles

Thousands gathered at Independence Palace in Ho Chi Minh City on May 24 for the 6th Vietnam Community Nutrition Day, an event organized by Herbalife Vietnam in collaboration with the Health & Life newspaper. The initiative, themed "Start with the smallest things, but be serious," aims to inspire individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles through simple daily changes.

Participants engaged in outdoor activities, health checks, and nutrition consultations. The event highlighted the crucial role of balanced nutrition and regular exercise in preventing illness. "Health starts with small choices," stated Dr. Tran Van Thuan, Deputy Minister of Health, urging attendees to make mindful decisions like reducing salt intake, choosing water over sugary drinks, dedicating time for physical activity, and prioritizing sleep.

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Health starts with small choices, wanting to skip a meal a little less salty, a glass of soft drink replaced by a glass of water. Every morning, spend 30 minutes to walk, turn off the phone earlier to get enough sleep.

Herbalife Vietnam emphasized its commitment to fostering health and happiness within the community. Vu Van Thang, General Director of Herbalife Vietnam and Cambodia, expressed enthusiasm for the event's strong community response and its contribution to promoting balanced nutrition and regular exercise. He noted the company's dedication to supporting public health through impactful initiatives.

The day also featured energetic aerobic and zumba performances by 20 teams, testing not only physical fitness and teamwork but also knowledge of nutrition and healthy living. This event aligns with Herbalife's core mission to enhance community well-being through balanced nutrition and active lifestyles.

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We are very pleased that Vietnam Community Nutrition Day always receives strong support from the community, while contributing practical values to help many people implement a healthy lifestyle based on balanced nutrition and regular exercise.