Thailand Professionals Magazine January 2014

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professionals January Issue 2014 Vol. 2 No. 10

The Asian Networkers Convention in Bangkok Hot New Year Gadgets for 2014 Fail-safe ideas for New Year’s Resolutions

Dr Luis Filipe

Thailand Professionals’ Best Doctor in Traditional Chinese Medicine Award www.thailandprofessionals.com PARTNERS:

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It’s all in the Photographs TPMag’s March Issue calls the attention of Photographers

Thailand Professionals Magazine is making the March Issue “Professional Photographers In Thailand”. We are making this Issue to showcase Photographers and their work.

We are giving each Photographer 1 page inside the magazine to put their best 3 pictures, biography and contact details. This is a marketing Stratergy for the upcoming Songkran festival and the start of a new year.

You will also be featured on the cover with your picture. Only 10 photographers will be featured so it’s a first come-first served basis at 7,500 baht per page, which is normally costs 14,000 baht for a full page.

Let us know if you are interested.

Email us at: info@thailandprofessionals.com

MAGAZINE STAFF CEO Pilli Shahin Noble

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Editor-in-Chief Bradley Villanueva Copy Editor Jayhce Boondock, MA Layout and Design Jerubem Era, MIS-IEC Content and Design Consultant The Box World, Inc.

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Manager Taraphatsorn Saengngam Marketing & Communications Sean Parker Rao

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Editorial Happy New Year 2014 It is great to look back and see all the success that happened the last year. Our grand event, the Asian Networkers Convention by World of Professionals, proved to be a successful event that is leading us to having the next convention this coming June 2014 in the Philippines. We expect more participants and speakers to be there and will truly be a wonderful experience.

TPMag has had it’s first year anniversary last November and we have survived the struggling period of being a start-up magazine. We are not a start-up anymore and the brand is already known throughout Thailand. We thank our readers and supporters for believing in us in the past year and we look forward to having a better year this year.

Our cover story features Dr. Luis, a doctor in Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has also received a Thailand Professionals award for being the “Best Doctor in Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013”. Read his story in page 8.

“If there is one thing to do this year, do it better”. Our goal this 2014 is to raise our standards and reach higher to attain our goals. What is you your goal this year? Don’t let is wash away with temporary new year resolutions, but take those goals into action and you will be glad that you spent your time working on your dreams.

‘Til next time!!!

Bradley Villanueva Editor-in-Chief

PROFESSIONAL SECRETS

Fail-safe ideas for New Year’s Resolutions

by Jim Freeman

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f you made a New Year’s Resolution, you aren’t alone — at least according to the University of Scranton, Journal of Clinical Psychology, which reports that 45 percent of Americans usually make New Year’s Resolutions while an additional 17 percent occasionally make them (as opposed to 38 percent who claim they absolutely never make New Year’s Resolutions.

do it! Write a check and mail it - resolution kept!

The Journal also broke down the Top 10 resolutions for 2014 and it shouldn’t come as a surprise that topping the list is “losing weight,” especially in the wake of Halloween candy, Thanksgiving feasts, Christmas dinners and New Year’s Eve festivities.

Don’t set yourself up for failure, chances are pretty good you aren’t going to turn your life around, but it would be nice if you could laugh just a little more, or spend an extra afternoon or two with the grandchildren jerking bluegills out of an old farm pond. Certainly that is something almost anyone can do.

Rounding out the top five were, in order: getting organized, spending less – saving more, enjoying life to the fullest, staying fit and healthy. The remaining five were, in order: learn something exciting, quit smoking, help others in their dreams, fall in love, and spending more time with family.

When the fitness center at Southern High School was open, it was pretty common to see a large crowd of people there after the beginning of the year. Usually the crowd had thinned out by Groundhog Day and by Valentine’s Day it seemed like it was back to the “usual” crowd.

Me? I didn’t make a resolution, but with that being said I do appreciate the ending of one year and the beginning of another as a chance to reflect upon the past year, measure its successes and failures, and look for ways to improve for the coming year. I guess one could make the argument that is in itself a resolution.

For me, losing that “winter coat” is an annual event; hardly worthy of something as dignified as a resolution. It’s just something I have to do.

However if I were going to make a resolution for this upcoming trip around the sun I would want it to be something worthwhile, like trying to love people a little more, and judge them a little less.

On the other hand, if you haven’t already made your resolution, let me throw out a few suggestions: Do it now! Resolve to donate to a local charity or animal shelter, and just

For self-improvement resolutions, commit yourself: sign up for that oncein-a-lifetime hunt or register for that big race. There’s nothing like picking a date, buying a license, and sending in a deposit or registration fee to force yourself to get into shape and lose that weight.

Furthermore, be realistic, you can’t resolve to win the lottery but you can be like that little kid on the commercial and resolve to eat more jellybeans this year.

Make a difference in your own community; help clean things up. Even if you only pick up one bag of litter, you have done at least that much to beautify your environment.

Know your limitations. At the risk of being accused of encouraging people to dream small and aim low, I would suggest that a series of small, attainable goals will accomplish far more than one unreachable goal. It’s all good to shoot for the stars, but know that few people ever attain them.

Finally, don’t be too hard on yourself if you don’t keep your resolution.

If it helps you feel any better about it, the Journal also reported that 25 percent of people broke their resolutions in the first week, and only eight percent of people reported successfully keeping their New Year’s Resolutions.

So whatever you do, good luck and try to include the great outdoors in your plans – and if you get the chance, try to get some youngsters involved as well.

Jim Freeman is wildlife specialist for the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District

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PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE

JERUBEM ERA

Designing with Soul

Our in-house layout designer talks about his passion for design and photography and projects for the coming year.

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his issue’s Professional People features our very own graphic designer and layout artist, Jerubem Era. Bem, as he is called by friends, handles the graphics and layout designs for Thailand Professionals Magazine and Asian Networkers Magazine. He is also the owner of “The Box World” and also does the media consultation to our magazine and other media groups.

“The Box World” is a premiere media service that provides high quality media output for desktop publishing, audio, and video services, such as: magazines, DVD training, music videos, print design, and other forms of media. “The Box World” has also made its debut professional video project in filming the music video for rising Iranian singer/songwriter, Shadi Amini. TPMag decided to get an exclusive interview with Bem as many people have been asking us about the person behind our stunning layout designs and professionally made magazine.

TPMag: How did you become the layout guy for TPMag? Bem: I met with Shahin a few years back for another project he was working on. From the first day onwards, we sort of clicked with layout ideas and started creating designs and brochures for other companies. We were like an outsource company before TPMag.When the idea of a magazine came up, I was confident to get on it right away because I was confident in my design strength.

TPMag: What is your layout experience before doing the magazine?

Bem: I have been doing layout and design for more than 17 years. I started in College as a layout artist for the school yearbook. There I discovered an interest in design. I somehow specialized in yearbooks and brochures even after college and did some freelance jobs for that school that I worked for. When I came to Thailand, I was in charge of the school yearbooks and brochures for the schools I’ve worked at. I always tried to venture in to other fields not involving desktop publishing, but it seemed that I had a calling to be in this field. My first venture into the professional magazine business was with EXL magazine as a part time layout and marketing. With that experience, I learned how magazine companies were operated and the kind of layout that was ideal for the readers.

TPMag: We also know that some of the photographs in the magazine were taken by you. How did you get into photography?

Bem: I was always fascinated with photography. Although it took me a while until I owned my own camera, I always enjoyed looking at great photography in magazines. I used to cut out nice pictures inside magazines and put them in a folder to view from time to time. I was using the camera of the schools that I’ve worked for and learned how to take better pictures. It was not until I decided to buy my own dslr that started my career in photography. I had an opportunity to be an assistant of internationally known photographer, Jose Tan. I was connected by a mutual friend to help Jose. There, I learned the art of commercial photography as I tagged along commercial photo shoots and assisted in photography seminars. I later developed a workflow that I liked and got a lot of possitive responses from Facebook and other photography sites such as 500px. com. My strenths are not in photography alone, but also in video. I also did a lot of adversing videos for schools and companies and also did some behind the scenes shoots for seminars and commercials. This helped me get the experience and knowledge and prepared me for the professional music video production.

TPMag: Tell us about The Box World Bem: The Box World started in the Philippines in 2001. We were called “The Box Studio.” We specialized in audio production and recording. Unfortunately, after 2 years, we became bankrupt and had to start all over again. That’s when I started doing small-time jobs and restructuring the business plan. Today, The Box World is starting on its mass media products to deliver media services to companies through print media and video production.

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TPMag: What are your plans for 2014?

Bem: At the moment, I am starting to write a book on photography and media. We are fairly busy also with new plans for TPMag and Asian Networkers magazine so I will have to budget my time wisely. We are planning the TPTV show and hopefully we will be able to start some time this year. I will also be giving some workshops on photography soon through The Box World as I have received some requests from friends who like my style of photography.

TPMag: What advice can you give our readers who may want to start a business or do media work.

Bem: One friend told me: if you want your business to grow, you have to raise your standards and learn only the specific skills that will make you successful. Raising your standard builds your reputation, therefore, builds your brand. Learning specific skills such as marketing and social media will help you also grow your business.

If you are not good at selling, you have to concentrate on that weakness or find someone who can help you or do it for you. Media work requires a lot of technical and art skills, but marketing and advertising are also equally as important and those skills also have to be mastered because they will get you to where you want to go. So keep on developing your craft to be the best you can be and also develop the skills to be successful in business.

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PROFESSIONAL SPOTLIGHT

Chamber of Commerce Directory Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce 5th Floor, M Thai Tower, All Seasons Place, 87 Wireless Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 654 1144

Swiss Thai Chamber of Commerce 36/9-10 Chaengwattana Rd, Thungsonghong, Lak Si, Bangkok 10210.

Tel: 02 982 4896

Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce 889 Thai C.C Tower, 9/F, Sathorn Rd, Bangkok 10120.

Tel: 02 675 8574-84

Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce (AustCham) 20/F Thai CC Tower, 889 South Sathorn Rd, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120.

Tel: 02 210 0216-8

German-Thai Chamber of Commerce 25/F Empire Tower 3, 195 South Sathorn Rd, Yan Nawa, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120.

Tel: 02 670 0600

Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce 34 Phayathai Rd, 5/F Phayathai Building, Ratchatewi, Bangkok 10400.

Tel: 02 354 5229-31 India-Thai Chamber of Commerce 13 Soi Attakarnprasit (Sathorn 1), Thungmahamek, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120.

Tel: 02 287 3001

BeluThai Chamber of Commerce B.B Building, 19/F, Room 1909, 54 Asoke Rd, Sukhumvit, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

Tel: 02 260 7501

Thai-Finnish Chamber of Commerce 34 Phyathai Building B, 5/F, Phyathai Rd, Rajthevi, Bangkok 10400.

Tel: 02 354 5215-7

Korean-Thai Chamber of Commerce 23 Thiam Ruammit Rd, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10320.

Tel: 02 246 3437

South African Thai Chamber of Commerce 10-04B Times Square Building, 246 Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

Tel: 02 294 4747-8

Thai-Israel Chamber of Commerce 14/F Manorom Building, 3354/45 Rama 4 Rd, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

Tel: 02 672 7020

Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce 12/F Vanit Building, 1126/1 New Phetburi Rd, Bangkok.

Tel: 02 253 9909

Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce 34 Phayathai Building B, 5/F Ratchatewi, Bangkok 10400.

Tel: 02 354 5229

British Chamber of Commerce Close to Ploenchit BTS. 7/F 208 Wireless Rd, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 651 5350-3

American Chamber of Commerce 7/F, GPF Witthayu A, 93/1 Wireless Rd, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 254 1041

International Chamber of Commerce Thailand Board of Trade Building, 3/F, 150/2 Rajbopit Rd, Bangkok 10200.

Tel: 02 622 2183

Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce Close to Phayathai BTS. 5/F Phayathai Building B, 34 Phayathai Rd, Bangkok 10400.

Tel: 02 354 5220

Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce Close to Asoke BTS. 9/F B.B Building, Room 1909, 54 Asoke Rd, Sukhumvit 21, Bangkok 10110.

Tel: 02 260 7501

Japanese Chamber of Commerce Close to Chitlom BTS. 15/F Amarin Tower, 500 Ploenchit Rd, Kwang Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 256 9170-3

Thai-Hong Kong Trade Association 25/F Empire Tower, 195 Sathorn Rd, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120.

Tel: 02 343 9000

Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce 5/F, Indosuez House, 152 Wireless Rd, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 650 9613

Thai Chamber of Commerce 150 Rajbopit Road, Pranakhon District, Bangkok 10200.

Tel: 02 622 1860

Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce Close to Surasak BTS. 139 Pan Rd, Sethiwan Tower, 9/F, Bangkok 10500.

Tel: 02 266 6085-6

Delegation of the European Commission to Thailand Kian Gwan House II, 19/F, 140/1 Wireless Rd, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: 02 305 2600

Singapore Thai Chamber of Commerce 193/8 Lake Rajada Office Complex 1/F, Rachadapisek Rd, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

Tel: 02 264 0680-4 New Zealand-Thai Chamber of Commerce 9/F ITF Tower, 140/26 Silom Rd, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500.

Tel: 02 634 3283

Thai Restaurants in Bangkok Anna's Cafe 118 Soi Saladaeng

B-OK 559/25 Watchannal, Chareonraj Rd. Bangklo, Bangkolaem

Baan Khanitha 49 Soi Ruamrudee 2 Baan Klang Nam 3792/106 Rama 3 Soi 14 Bang Rak Ground floor, State Tower

1055/111 Silom Road

Basil 1st Floor, Sheraton Grande 250 Sukhumvit Road

Benjarong Dusit Thani Hotel Rama IV Road

Blue Elephant 233 South Sathorn Road,

Bussaracum Sethiwan Building, Silom

Cabbages & Condoms

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Sukhumvit Soi 12 Green Garden Sukhumvit Soi 20

Le Lys 148/11 Nang Linchi Soi 6 Thung mahamek sathorn,

Lemon Grass 5/1 Soi 24, Sukhumvit Road

Lo-Shu Restaurant & Wine Bar 110/1 Sukhumvit Soi 23 Klongtoey-Nua, Wattana

Mango Tree 37 Soi Tantawan, Surawongse Road

Marshmallow Bangkok 33/18 Sukhumvit Soi

Patara Website 2 Sathorn Soi 11, South Sathorn Road

Ruen Thai Grand Hyatt Erawan, 5th Floor 494 Rajdamri Road Sala Thai Soi Chareonkrung 30, River City Shopping Centre

23 Yota Road (next to Royal Orchid Sheraton) Salathip Shangri-La Hotel 89 Soi Wat Suan Plu, New Road Bangrak

Saffron 59th Floor, The Banyan Tree 21/100 South Sathorn Road Season Thai Restaurant Amari Boulevard Hotel, 2 Sukhumvit Soi 5

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COVER STORY

An interview with Dr. Luis Filipe

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r. Luis Filipe is a Tradicional Chinese Medicine Master.

He had worked in several countries and now he is based in Luanda - Angola. He is going on giving seminars in other countries and also giving some consultations and treatments. He is well known in Bangkok where he receives so many expat and Thai people.

Last month he got Awards from World of Professionals and Thailand of Professionals in Asian Convention 2013.

At 22nd December he was the main speaker at BIVA (Bangkok International Vegetarian Alliance), where he explained how Traditional Chinese Medicine treats Chronic Diseases. It was an exciting explanation.

Today Thailand Professional meets him for an interview.

Thailand Professionals : Good afternoon, Dr. Luis Filipe! Can we begin this interview with this question: What is Tradicional Chinese Medicine?

Luis Filipe : Good Afternoon. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is one of the oldest and most complete natural method of healing, that brings to the body optimum health. It derives from Daoist practice based on Yin - Yang theories and philosophy.

T.P. - What therapies are used in TCM?

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L.F - The methods that TCM use are acupuncture, Chinese herbs, healthy diet based in yin - yang balance,Chinese exercise like Tai -Chi - Chuan and Chi - Kung, Tui - Na massage, Cupping, moxibustion. All these therapies are completly natural without side effects.

T. P. - What kind of diseases can TCM cure?

L.F - Well, TCM can help cure or heal many diseases with over 90% efectiveness. In some cases TCM can cooperate with Western medicine with a great success. Now, in most civilized countries TCM is practiced side by side with western medicine. In the USA, in the best clinics we can see this reality.

T.P.- Last December 22nd you speaked at BIVA about how TCM can treat chronic diseases. Can TCM really heal these diseases?

L.F - Nowadays, TCM is used to treat various diseases as well maintaining good health. TCM can treat same diseases as Wester Medicine ( cardiovascular, pulmonary, gastrintestinal, endocrine, musculoskeletal, neuroligical,mental, genitourinary, sexual related, gynecological, immune system, autoimmune, dermatologic or central nervous system disorders, drug addition problems, infection diseases and much more... Oftentimes patients are surprised that TCM treatment helped to resolve their illness.

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Dr. Luis Filipe receives the Thailand Professionals’ Best Doctor in Traditional Chinese Medicine Award

TCM is especially beneficial for chronic diseases for which Western Medicine does not alwayscure, such as long lasting muscle problems, arthritis, prostatitis and pain. All of these can benefit from acupunture,Chinese herbs, Chinese massage and other TCM therapies.

T.P - How many years do you practice TCM? L.F - So many years!!! I began to practice TCM at 1983.

T.P - Why do you want to move now to Bangkok?

L.F - Thailand it was always my spiritual motherland. I love Thai culture and thai people.

As you know, since 2004 Im based in Luanda Angola. Angola is getting political dangerous and a think thats arrived the time to go out safe.

So, as I ve so many patients here, and I love so much this country Im going to open soon my SPA - Clinic, here in Bangkok. Ive my thai friend partner and together we will go make this dream true.

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FEATURE STORY

Asian Networkers Convention in Bangkok

Rocks Guests with Prestigious Awards

Bangkok, Thailand - The recently concluded First Asian

Networkers Convention Hosted by the World of Professionals, in partnership with Thailand Professionals, wows elite leaders within the MLM and Direct sales industry with a prestigious awards night held at Plaza Athénée Bangkok, A Royal Meridién Hotel, Thailand This three-day convention, which was held on December 8-10, 2013, recognized the valuable contribution of network marketing leaders across Asia. The gala dinner was held on December 9 and was attended by the Prince of Sulu Kingdom as the Guest of honor, Malaysian Ambassador to Thailand and Local Thai Government Representatives.

Thailand Professionals Business Awards and the Asian Networkers Awards have been given to people who have made a difference in Thailand and around Asia.

Robert Butwin, Todd Falcone, Tom “Big Al” Shreiter, Albert Akaradej, Tim Taylor, Ed Cabantog, and Chris Gross who are highly renowned speakers around the world have been keynote speakers at the ANC 2013.

The following are the awards given during gala dinner: Thailand Professionals Best Regional Newspaper was given to Pattaya People Newspaper; Thailand Professionals Best Seminar and Corporate Events organizer was given to AIM INLINES. Thailand Professionals Best

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Insurance Company was given to Dipaya Insurance Thailand.

Asian Networkers Best MLM Company was given to Destina 1 International from Malaysia. Asian Networkers Best Leaders awards were given to Dato Alafzar from Destina and Simone from Dream One International. Asian Networkers Best Asian Business Leader of the Year was given to the Founder of Alliance in motion Global Dr. Ed Cabantog. Asian Networkers Best MLM consultant was given to Immuno consultancy Thailand.

“I am honored to be part of The First Asian Networkers Convention in Bangkok and to win the Award as the Best Asian Business Leader of the Year 2013,” says Dr. Ed Cabantog, founder of Alliance in Motion Global, Philippines.

Dato’ Shahin Pilli Noble, CEO of Worlds of Professionals and Founder of Asian Networkers Convention announced that the next convention will be in Philippines. He promised to gather once again top-notch speakers including the presence of Doris Wood “It’s going to be bigger. We would welcome five thousand delegates across Asia in Philippines next year for the same event,” says Mary Rose Duenas, CEO and President of PSR Media Network Incorporated, the next ANCE 2014 host.

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PROFESSIONAL LIFESTYLE

THE WORLD’S GREATEST HEALTH DRINK Apple Cider Vinegar, Raw Honey & Cinnamon

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his drink is hands down the absolute best health drink, EVER! Apple Cider Vinegar is a powerful health tonic and relieves just about any ailment you can think of. It is easy to make and has been around for 1000’s of years! The list of benefits are endless.

Bees have been around for 120 million years and raw honey has been used by humans since the beginning of time. The healing benefits of Raw Honey are also endless. You must only consume raw organic honey because pasteurized or cooked honey has been dangerously altered in the heating process and is carcinogenic.

Cinnamon is touted as one of the most powerful healers on the planet! There was a time when cinnamon was more valuable than gold and for good reason. Studies show that cinnamon may reduce the proliferation of cancer cells!

Apple Cider Vinegar, Raw Honey & Cinnamon 8 oz warm distilled or purified water 2 tsp Raw Unfiltered Organic Apple Cider Vinegar 2 tsp Raw Unfiltered Organic Honey 1/4 tsp Organic Cinnamon Mix well and sip like tea.

You may drink this up to 3 times per day for optimum benefits.

Benefits of Raw Organic Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar The versatility of Apple Cider Vinegar is legendary. Egyptians as far back as 3000 B.C. benefited from its healing properties.

The Babylonians used it as a condiment and preservative, and Julius Caesar’s army used apple cider vinegar as a tonic to stay healthy and fight off disease. The Greeks and Romans kept vinegar vessels for healing and flavoring.

It was used in Biblical times as an antiseptic and a healing agent and is mentioned in the Bible. Apple Cider Vinegar contains powerful enzymes and vital minerals such as potassium, phosphorus, natural organic fluorine, silicon, trace minerals and pectin. It contains Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Vitamin B1, Vitamin

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B2, Vitamin B6, Provitamin beta-carotene, and Vitamin P (bioflavonoids). Assists as a digestive aid, releives nausea, and assists in better absorption of minerals found in the foods you eat. Promotes weight loss, and its vital enzymes aides in digestion, relieving stomach aches, constipation and nausea. Apple Cider Vinegar can even provide relief from migraines. Cures yeast infections and dandruff. Improves skin conditions and cures acne. It reduces bad cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and helps to control blood sugar levels in those with Type 2 Diabetes. Helps to prevent osteoporosis and its powerful anti-inflamatory agents can reduce or cure arthritis, relieves muscle and joint stiffness, cures gout, and relieves pain. It is anti-inflamatory, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, and anti-oxidant. Cures sinus infections, fights allergies, strengthens the immune system and is the perfect gargle for sore throats. Topically it will provide relief and cures for sunburn, skin irritations, and relieves itching from insect bites, stings, and allergic rashes. Is a wonderful skin toner and can lighten freckles and age spots.

prevention and sufferers of the disease. In a study published by researchers at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Maryland, cinnamon reduced the proliferation of leukemia and lymphoma cancer cells and has an anti-clotting effect on the blood. It is a natural food preservative as it inhibits bacterial growth and when added to apple cider vinegar the cinnamon magnifies vinegar’s ability to fight bacteria growth.

Benefits of Raw Organic Unfiltered Honey

In a study at Copenhagen University, patients given half a teaspoon of cinnamon powder combined with one tablespoon of honey every morning before breakfast had significant relief in arthritis pain after one week and could walk without pain within one month. It is a great source of manganese, fiber, iron, and calcium.

Results from studies have also indicated that cinnamon has antifungal, antibacterial and antiparasitic properties. Cinnamon has been found to be effective in fighting vaginal yeast infections, oral yeast infections, stomach ulcers and head lice. It has natural anti-infectious compounds. In studies, cinnamon has been effective against ulcer-causing H. pylori bacteria and other pathogens.

Honey is anti-bacterial, anti-viral, antiallergenic, anti-inflammatory, anti-toxic, anti-cancer and anti-anemic. It balances blood sugar, fights diabetes, harmonizes the liver, lowers cholesterol, neutralizes toxins, regulates blood pressure, relieves pain, wipes out toxins that cause diarrhea, and calms the nerves. It is an expectorant, a laxative, and a sedative. It reduces fever, cures ulcers, cleanses the liver, and reduces inflammation. Fights against colds, sore throats, laryngitis and pharyngitis. Relieves bladder infections, aids digestion, promotes intestinal health, fights indigestion, stomach ulcers, upset stomach and bad breath. Cures acne, contains high levels of protein, boosts endurance, reduces muscle fatigue and arthritis. It’s even supposed to be able to reduce hair loss, male impotence and female infertility. It can be applied directly to eczema, canker sores, bleeding gums and wounds. It can be used in the place of Neosporin and because of its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties it is more effective.

Raw honey contains B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, vitamin C, magnesium, potassium, calcium, sodium chlorine, sulphur, and phosphate. Because of its immune-boosting antiviral properties, it is used in the treatment of ulcers, diarrhea, bronchitis, and gastrointestinal issues, and is excellent in treating chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, chronic rhinitis, and sinusitis.

Benefits of Cinnamon Research at the University of Texas, published in the journal of Nutrition and Cancer, shows that cinnamon reduces the proliferation of cancer cells, holding promise for cancer

Researchers at Kansas State University found that cinnamon fights the E. coli bacteria in unpasteurized juices. Studies have also found that smelling cinnamon boosts cognitive function and memory. Cinnamon lowers your bad cholesterol (or LDL), treats Type 2 Diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels and increases insulin production. It is a very powerful antifungal agent and can kill candida. Cinnamon provides relief for headaches and migraines, stablizes blood sugar, lowers blood sugar in people with diabetes, reduces inflammation, is an antioxidant, and fights bacteria.

Cinnamon has been shown in studies at the Department of Internal Medicine, Kangnam Korean Hospital, to reduce cytokines linked to arthritic pain. It’s been proven effective for menstrual pain and infertility.

Cinnamon contains a natural chemical called cinnamaldehyde, which studies show increases the hormone progesterone and decreases testosterone production in women, helping to balance hormones.

Cinnamon now has medical proof that it boosts memory and holds promise for various neurodegenerative diseases including: Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, brain tumors, and meningitis according to research at the Cytokine Research Laboratory, Department of Experimental Therapeutics, @ The University of Texas. Their research also shows that cinnamon reduces chronic inflammation linked with these neurological disorders.

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SECRETS TO YOUR SUCCESS IN 2014 99% of the time, success doesn’t just

happen. Success is made. If you study successful people, you see that they have common denominators that make them alike, and we’ve learned that there is an actual science to achieving success. That’s why people who achieve success once are able to do it again and again. What I’m going to talk here is about some of the principles on Goal Setting that you need to implement this year.

In addition to this not so difficult secret, I’m also going to cover some approaches or tricks that you could implement quickly to take charge of your Life – after all you have only one, don’t let it slip away, and not this year.

KEEPING IT SIMPLE I have used this exercise more than fifteen times since I discovered it five years ago. The exercise is called “keep, start, and stop.” The idea is rather simple, but profound.

First, make a list of all things you need to “keep” doing in order to reach your goals. Honestly, we don’t give ourselves enough credit for what we do that works for us. At this time of year we want to jump into the “start,” we want to rush to the new stuff. But reaching your goals likely doesn’t mean that you have to scrap everything your doing. A lot of what you do now is already producing good results. What do you need to “keep” doing?

Second, make a list of what you need to “start” doing. Look at your goals for 2014. That is where you are going. Look at where you are now. What do you need to start doing to bridge that gap and reach that better future?

My hunch is that you already know what you need to do, that it’s the difficult stuff that no one likes to do. What belongs on your “start” list?

And here is where the action is: your “stop” list.

From year to year, we add more and more to our “to do” lists without adding anything to our “to-don’t” lists. If there is one thing that will derail your ability to reach your goals it is going to be your refusal to give up the things that steal your time, your physical energy, and your emotional energy and make room for your priorities. Be honest, what are you hanging on to?

What are the things that you need to “stop” doing in order to reach your goals? What do you do that requires an investment of time and energy and doesn’t produce the results you need? What no longer works?

Go ahead and answer these questions now.

Maybe you need to add, “Stop procrastinating” to your list? Or maybe you need to add, “stop accepting to take time out to work on yourself.”

Taking ten minutes here will help.

SCEINCE OR ART BEHIND IT How can only 3% of us do this? How can

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something that is absolutely necessary for Success be ignored by so many people? You wouldn't build a house without a blueprint, You wouldn't drive somewhere new without directions (unless you're a man) and you shouldn't live your life without doing this.

What am I talking about? Very simply I am talking about setting goals and becoming clear on exactly what you want in life. Have you done it?

Statistically, New Year is the time when most people take time to sit down and map out a plan for their future. Do you want to make more money, would you like to change your body, or go on a life changing vacation? It all starts with a decision and a plan...

Set yourself SPECIFIC Goals – Look for what is Realistic and Achievable, while at same time stretches you. Do not create Goals, which are way beyond your capacity. I do know of Speakers who talk about Aim Big, Dream Big but what works real time for of us is how much we are grounded Write your Goal - Focus on what you wantnot what you don’t want. How much…by when, and qualify it with your Affirmation. Put simply an affirmation is how happy or grateful you would feel after achieving the said goal.

Add your next steps, post your affirmation.

For example, suppose my Business (or Work) goal and objective is: To grow my consulting practice to 6 dedicated cliental by March 2014.

My affirmation could read: I’m so happy and grateful that I now have 8-10 repeat business avenues in my consulting practice. Next Steps could be double of the business development meeting to 2 clients per week or meet one new client per week. You could create similar goals for Financial, Relationships, Health & Fitness, Fun time & Recreation, Personal & Spiritual aspect of my Life.

Go public with your Goals - In an interesting shift from writing in your Planner or your Secret Diary, now you should declare your Goals to people near and dear to you. This is the only way you are making yourself accountable for fulfilling them.

Track your Progress – whatever be your comfort level of measurement, it is vital that you don’t become soft in not measuring your progress on each of your Goals.

These simple steps could be your blueprint for this year and may be starting point for a turnaround which has eluded you so far.

HOW TO NOT SABOTAGE YOUR OWN SUCCESS Here I would wish to take the discussion to another level, because I feel without talking about the usual traps of “ leaving our Goals mid way” and getting into the vicious cycle of common perception that ‘Goal Setting is not for Me”, I would not be doing complete justice.

Let me quickly introduce you with the concept

of Human Brain here. Put simply our brain or mind consists of two parts – the conscious mind and the unconscious mind. However there's a big distinction because the conscious part of our mind is the part of you that's logical. It's where your willpower is; and it knows what's right and what's wrong. It knows what you should do and what you shouldn’t do. Again, for a lot of people they know what to do. Maybe they should do certain work or they should eat certain foods or they should say certain things to people to improve their relationship. They know what to do; but the problem is they can't get themselves to do it regularly. They can't get themselves to do it automatically. And that's where the unconscious mind comes into effect because, usually, those behaviors are rooted in the unconscious mind.

So, we have the conscious mind which is logical and it's where your willpower is; and then, we have the unconscious mind, the unconscious part of you which is literally running the show. The unconscious mind not only takes care of your breathing, your heartbeat, and the temperature of your body but it stores all of your learned behaviors.

Think about how many behaviors you have learned in your life that you no longer need to think about that you can just do. Be it reading, writing, walking, riding a bike, and brushing your teeth, these are behaviors that you didn’t know how to do; you learned; and now you just do them automatically.

The Big problem people make a lot of times is when they change, they fight against their unconscious mind. They never change their deeper perceptions and their deeper assumptions. They just try and say, “All right, I'm not going to do that anymore; I'm going to fight against that; I'm not going to eat those foods; I'm going to wake up early from now on.” But whatever it becomes, it’s a New Year’s resolution model, right ? But we don’t make any deeper changes; we’re just saying, “I'm just going to do it.” And, usually, that works as long as you’re focused and attentive on that thing.

What happens next is that we get distracted or depressed or tired; and our conscious minds starts to focus on something else; and we fall back into our unconscious learned behaviors.

Net effect- Goal abandoned.

So the Secret of Success in Life is this ability to influence and program our unconscious mind. It is 100 % possible and the beauty is when you do that you begin to automatically do the behaviors that you want.

(Naveen is a MBA, MCC and a popular master executive coach, facilitator, and a HR Consultant with over 20 years of experience working with leaders and teams in over 25 organizations internationally. https://www.facebook.com/rfactor.coaching)

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PROFESSIONAL TECH

Hot New Year Gadgets for 2014 The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 makes battery hassles a thing of the past, even indoors. The keyboard connects automatically via a 2.4GHz wireless unifying receiver, and the solar battery will stay charged for up to 3 months, even in total darkness.

The Livescribe Echo Smartpen allows you to record audio while you’re taking notes, and then play them back later. You can save and share interactive notes to your computer, iPad or iPhone via a micro-USB connector that also allows you to recharge your pen. The memory storage holds 400 or 800 hours of recorded audio, depending on the model, and includes an OLED display that makes it easy to navigate smartpen apps.

The iFusion is an integrated communications docking station for the Apple iPhone. Combining the capabilities of many top-selling iPhone accessories into a single device, the

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iFusion utilizes built-in Bluetooth technology, a full duplex speaker phone and a patented ergonomic design to deliver superior voice quality that meets the requirements of today's home and business consumer.

The cradle design of the iFusion supports the iPhone 3G, 3GS and 4, providing a means to securely dock the phone while supplying power, battery charging and data synchronization via an integrated USB cable.

With support for A2DP Bluetooth streaming, users are able to enjoy their favorite iPhone music over the internal speakerphone.

The WOWee ONE SLIM is a compact portable speaker unit which provides a full range frequency response. It is intended for use as both a fixed and portable solution for all iPod, iPad, mp3, mp4, mobile phone and computer applications. It uses the same hybrid technology as the WOWee ONE and produces an incredible bass sound with a 40Hz - 20kHz sound range.

The unit is powered by an internal rechargeable battery and can deliver up to 10 hours of playtime per charge. It can be recharged via computer USB or a 5V USB power adapter using a plug. There is also a built in LED low battery indicator.

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Happenings in the Last Month

Paradise Released 01/09/2014 Sadako 2 Released 01/09/2014 Ultraman Zero Released 01/09/2014 Rang Released 01/09/2014 Tiger Mask Released 01/09/2014 Cloudy 2 Released 01/09/2014 Inside Llewyn Davis Released 01/09/2014 3 AM Part 2 Released 16/01/2014 Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Released 16/01/2014

Delivery Man Released 16/01/2014

Venus in Fur Released 01/30/2014

12 Years a Slave Released 16/01/2014

Lone Survivor Released 01/30/2014

Oldboy Released 16/01/2014

Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones Released 01/30/2014

Super Junior Released 01/18/2014 Firestorm Released 01/23/2014 Jackass Present Bad Grandpa Released 01/23/2014

Badges Of Fury Released 01/30/2014 The Wolf of Wall Street Released 01/30/2014 February

The 9th International Pattaya Beach Football

I, Frankenstein Released 01/23/2014 Until Now Released 01/30/2014 4 KINGS Released 01/30/2014

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