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Maxicare hosts the first-ever Veggie Festival



We Filipinos love to eat and that is a fact, and we eat to our heart's delight, not thinking about how this can affect our health, including our environment. Most of the time it is really hard to resist the temptation, but it all goes down to discipline and eagerness to change for a healthier you.

It’s about time to eat healthy, live healthy, and take control of your health! As obesity and unhealthy lifestyles continue to grow into a global problem, Maxicare Healthcare Corporation, the country’s leading healthcare provider, arranged its first-ever outdoor festival – Maxicare Veggie Fest 2019, a project in support of the company’s Chairman of the Board Mr. Roberto “Bobby” Macasaet Jr’s personal advocacy for healthier lifestyles.



“One of the easiest ways to start your journey to living a healthy life is by eating a plant-based diet, which is why we are very proud to be holding the Maxicare Veggie Fest.

Mr. Macasaet said that the main objective of this year Maxicare Veggie Fest is to improve health and wellness , focusing on plant-based nutrition.The event also aims to encourage more peopple to live their best by boosting not only their physical  but also their health.



In its mission to improve others’ quality of life, Maxicare encourages members and non-members alike to incorporate a variety of fruits and vegetables, whole grains and starches, good fats, and lean proteins into their diet so they can live longer and feel stronger by inspiring others to fight disease and eat healthily.







The first ever Veggie Fest was held at the Legaspi Active Park in Makati City last March 15, 2019.The veggie fest was packed with plant-based advocates that offered handpicked products for health-conscious consumers. The activities included a film showing on plant-based lifestyle and a talk on “Holistic Healing for Wholesome Living” presented by Yoga instructor Donna Francisco, “Guilt Free and Gluten Free Dessert” by Jertie Abergas of Jerties Kitchen, “Skin Food –
Understanding the Right Food for Beautiful Skin by Dr. Kathy Amurao-Herrera, “Aging Gracefully” by May Manahan-Lagdameo and Dr. Willie Lagdameo of Health & Wellness Coaches Philippines, Inc., “Lifestyle Medicine” by Dr. Johann Manez, and a “Local Native Plant-Based Eating with Mesa ni Misis” by Juana Manahan- Yupangco.

It’s time to get rid of old habits and start concentrating on moving towards excellent health.


Don’t forget to place your inquiries, comments, feedback on social media. For more information visit www.maxicare.com.ph or their Facebook page www.facebook.com/maxicarehealthcarecorporation.




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Comments

Anafe Compoc said…
Maganda ang layunin nito lalo na sa mga taong health concious...kaya ngaun pa lang talaga umpisahan na ung more on veggies and vegetables lang.Now a days kasi marami ng mga taong bumababa lang ang tagal ng buhay dahil sa mga pagkain ngaun..So dun pa din talaga tayo sa mga green leafy vegetables and fruits.Thumbs up for this advocacy👍👍👍
Emcel Fajardo said…

Veggie Festival is Nice advocacy to spread health awareness like natural fruits and vegetables especially mothers to teach there kids how important veggies in our meal
Jonna Cielo said…
Veggie is 💚💚💚
Wow may pa veggie fest din pala ang Maxicare galing naman mgnda makaattend sa mg gnito event para aware din tayu kung paano b talaga magmaintain ng good health alisin ang mga bad habits 😍
Cris Vergara said…
Maganda yung ganitong advocacy lalo na sa panahon natin ngayun na maraming nagkakasakit . Balita ko na ngunguna tayo sa pagiging obesity at highblood na sakit. Ayus ito na maituro lalo na sa nga bata ang pag kain ng gulay.

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