Longrich Global Business
CORPORATE INTRODUCTION
Longrich or Longliqi international is a global manufacturing company with headquarters in Jiangsu, China.
Longrich international is specialised in the manufacturing of health and beauty product that meets our daily needs. Its operation currently covers 183 countries and counting.
MISSION AND VISION
Longrich international's vision is to touch and change people's lives through its unmatched compensation plan and shearing profits with its partners.
Aside this, Longrich has inplace, mouth-watering incentives ranging from international all-expense paid trips, cars awards to worthy partners, housing and lots more.
COMPENSATION PLAN
The company says you only need to buy products to become a part owner. After this, introduce or sponsor just 3 people and you start earning your bonuses. To grow your business, just give the company access to your social capital i.e, people you know so they too can join making you earn more.
There are four entry levels to becoming a part owner of Longrich international.
1. Premium or VIP- 550,000/250,000.
This qualifies you for 12% bonus on value of purchase and 1% global share.
2. Gold - 120,000
This qualifies you for 10% bonus on value of purchase.
3. Silver- 100,000
This qualifies you for 8% bonus on value of purchase
4. Q Silver- 50,000
This opens an upgrade window for you to move up the other levels and earn the respective bonuses.
To help you achieve your goal of building a global business, Longrich has put in place various groups to give you first class surport through seminars, one on one prospecting, phone prospecting, online video presentation and other social media. Example of one is the ClubPGW.
CONTACT US
You can contact us via the following channels for more details:
Phone: 234-80226-09622
234-70663-66287
BBM: 7E112CE4
Facebook: www.facebook/clubpgw.longrich
or visit
http://www.longrich.hk/en/selling/international.php
Friday, 22 May 2015
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT STROKE
A stroke is caused by the interruption of the blood supply to the brain, usually because a blood vessel bursts or is blocked by a clot. This cuts off the supply of oxygen and nutrients, causing damage to the brain tissues.
SYMPTOMS
The most common symptom of a stroke is sudden weakness or numbness of the face, arm or leg, most often on one side of the body.
Other symptoms include confusion, difficulty in speaking or understanding speech, sight becomes blur on one or both eyes, difficulty in walking, dizziness, loss of balance and severe headache. Fainting may also occur.
EFFECTS
The effects of a stroke depends on which part of the brain is injured and how severe it is.
A severe case can cause sudden death, in most cases when a person slumps after an attack. It is more likely to survive an attack if the person is in a sitting position.
THINGS TO DO TO AVOID STROKE
WHO estimated that more than 17.3 million people died from cardiovascular deseases such as heart attack or stroke 2008, affecting both men and woman.
Fortunately, 80% of early heart attack and stroke are preventable. Here are practices that can help with prevention or control:
1. Healthy diet: This is crucial to the circulation of blood as it concerns the body system. This must include plenty of fruits and vegetables, while grains, lean meat, fish and pulses. The intake of sugar, salt and fats must be reduced to its very minimum.
2. Regular physical exercise: 30 to 60 minutes physical activity everyday will help to maintain weight and giving it cardiovascular fitness. This go a long in preventing heart attack and stroke.
3. Avoid the use of tobacco: Tobacco as we know is very dengarous to health irrespective of its form. Whether cigarette, pipes, cigars or chewable tobacco. The risk of a stroke or heart attack begins to reduce immediately a person stops the use of tobacco. The longer a person abstains from smoking tobacco the lesser the chances of an attack.
4. Check your blood pressure: This practise will help reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. It usually does not have symptoms but regular check it a good practice.
5. Know your blood sugar: High blood glucose puts a person in diabetic condition thereby, increasing the risk of a stroke. A diabetic patient must check and control blood sugar level and pressure regularly.
6. Know your blood lipid: Blood cholesterol and abnormal lipid must be controlled to avoid heart attack and stroke. This can be done through healthy diet or an appropriate medication.
Stay healthy, stay alive, stay wealthy.
A stroke is caused by the interruption of the blood supply to the brain, usually because a blood vessel bursts or is blocked by a clot. This cuts off the supply of oxygen and nutrients, causing damage to the brain tissues.
SYMPTOMS
The most common symptom of a stroke is sudden weakness or numbness of the face, arm or leg, most often on one side of the body.
Other symptoms include confusion, difficulty in speaking or understanding speech, sight becomes blur on one or both eyes, difficulty in walking, dizziness, loss of balance and severe headache. Fainting may also occur.
EFFECTS
The effects of a stroke depends on which part of the brain is injured and how severe it is.
A severe case can cause sudden death, in most cases when a person slumps after an attack. It is more likely to survive an attack if the person is in a sitting position.
THINGS TO DO TO AVOID STROKE
WHO estimated that more than 17.3 million people died from cardiovascular deseases such as heart attack or stroke 2008, affecting both men and woman.
Fortunately, 80% of early heart attack and stroke are preventable. Here are practices that can help with prevention or control:
1. Healthy diet: This is crucial to the circulation of blood as it concerns the body system. This must include plenty of fruits and vegetables, while grains, lean meat, fish and pulses. The intake of sugar, salt and fats must be reduced to its very minimum.
2. Regular physical exercise: 30 to 60 minutes physical activity everyday will help to maintain weight and giving it cardiovascular fitness. This go a long in preventing heart attack and stroke.
3. Avoid the use of tobacco: Tobacco as we know is very dengarous to health irrespective of its form. Whether cigarette, pipes, cigars or chewable tobacco. The risk of a stroke or heart attack begins to reduce immediately a person stops the use of tobacco. The longer a person abstains from smoking tobacco the lesser the chances of an attack.
4. Check your blood pressure: This practise will help reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. It usually does not have symptoms but regular check it a good practice.
5. Know your blood sugar: High blood glucose puts a person in diabetic condition thereby, increasing the risk of a stroke. A diabetic patient must check and control blood sugar level and pressure regularly.
6. Know your blood lipid: Blood cholesterol and abnormal lipid must be controlled to avoid heart attack and stroke. This can be done through healthy diet or an appropriate medication.
Stay healthy, stay alive, stay wealthy.
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