+ Follow LITO ABELARDE Tag
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[Title] => Herbcare, Nutrimax join hands for Pinoys' health
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[Title] => This wheatgrass is greener
[Summary] => Nutrigreen, Australia’s leading nutritional products company, has exclusively assigned Herbcare Corporation, the company that makes Charantia Ampalaya, to promote Nutrigreen’s organically grown wheatgrass powder.
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[Title] => Gov’t urged to promote herbal supplement industry
[Summary] => Local producers of the increasingly popular herbal-based food supplements are urging the government to help promote the sector as a "sunshine industry" due to its growing contribution to the country’s economic – and health – welfare.
"The herbal-supplement industry is a sunshine industry that should be cultivated by the government," said Lito Abelarde, president of Herbcare, which produces the ampalaya-based food supplement Charantia.
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[Title] => Bitter (gourd) endorsement
[Summary] => Since October 2001, Herbcare Corp. has been getting help from the 1,500-member Association of Municipal Health Officers of the Philippines in pushing its Charantia-branded bitter gourd or ampalaya tea and capsules.
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[Title] => Unscrupulous generic drug manufacturers face sanctions
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Manufacturers of substandard generic drugs face stiffer sanctions.
Health Secretary Alfredo Romualdez said yesterday the government may suspend
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"There is an urgent need to improve the image of domestic and imported generic
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LITO ABELARDE
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"The herbal-supplement industry is a sunshine industry that should be cultivated by the government," said Lito Abelarde, president of Herbcare, which produces the ampalaya-based food supplement Charantia.
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Manufacturers of substandard generic drugs face stiffer sanctions.
Health Secretary Alfredo Romualdez said yesterday the government may suspend
the license to operate of makers of low-quality generic drugs or close them
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"There is an urgent need to improve the image of domestic and imported generic
medicine," he said.
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November 23, 2010 - 12:00am
