Product Introduction Introduction Lionel (Leo) H bert

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Hydration in the WorkplaceProduct Introduction
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Introduction

• Lionel (Leo) Hébert
• International Independent Herbalife Distributor.
  Over 25 years of Mining Industry Experience.
• Robert Bradt
• International Independent Herbalife Distributor.
  Experience as a Military Paramedic full time
  Civilian RN Management Extended Care.
• Hydration for moderate to severe heat conditions
  in the workplace will be addressed.
• Protection against essential fluid electrolyte
  loss as well as oxidative stress - a very real
  concern resulting from excessive sweating/bodily
  fluid loss short/long term consequences.
• Complete Solution - specifically H3O Health Care
  - for all applicable dehydration concerns.

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• Who is Herbalife International?

• Traded on the NYSE (ticker
  symbol HLF) 3.8 Billion in 08
  Sales.
• 29 Years in Business
• Approved Established on
  5 Continents 70
  Countries
• Best Scientific Advisory Board
  Assembled including 12 of the
  Worlds Top 25
  Recognized
  Scientists and Nutritionalists Dr. Louis Ignarro
  Nobel Prize Lauriat in Medicine, Dr. David
  HeberWorld Renown Published Cellular Molecular
  PHD
• C.E.O. Michael Johnson
• 19 Consecutive Quarters of Double Digit Growth
• Full Commitment to Ongoing Research Product
  Development
• Clinical Testing at our Mark Hughes Cellular
  Molecular Laboratory Facility at U.C.L.A.
• Giving back to the community through our
  Herbalife Family Foundation (children around the
  world)HFF

The Herbalife Family Foundation (HFF) is
dedicated to improving children's lives by
helping organizations provide healthy
nutrition to children at risk. Additionally,
HFF often supports relief efforts in response
to natural disasters.
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• Giving Back

A Place Called HomeLos Angeles, California
Atlanta Children's ShelterAtlanta, Georgia
Associacao Casa Da CriancaSantos, Brazil Aga
Children's HomeBudapest, Hungary Singapore
Children's SocietySingapore Kobe Jitsygyo Gakuin
(KJG)Kobe, Japan Corporacion NAIMSantiago,
Chile Rumah Bakti Hulu KelangSelangor Malaysia
Wayne Barton Study CenterBoca Raton, Florida
Albergue Infantil Los PinosGuadalajara, Mexico
Centro Comunitario Barrio AgustoniBuenos Aires,
Argentina  Foundation for Children (FFC)Bangkok,
Thailand SOS Children's VillagesAthens, Greece
Children's Charity through the Hackney Young
Carers Project,London, England Ministerios de
Amor, A.C.Iztapalapa, Mexico Acres of LoveSouth
Africa SOS Children's VillageMadrid, Spain SOS
Children's VillageRome, Italy Obra Do Frei
GilOporto, Portugal Tokyo's Caritas Garden
Children's HomeTokyo, Japan Sang Rok Won
homeSeoul, Korea  Asociacion Probienestar
InfantilBogota, Colombia Casa do Menor Sao
Miguel ArcanjoFortaleza, Brazil Po Leung
KukHong Kong, Hong Kong VanHarte RestoDen Haag,
Netherlands Jardin de InfanciaVenezuela Udelnaya
OrphanageMoscow, Russia Sara Rose
FoundationKitwe, Zambia Walker's Place of
SafetyKingston, Jamaica The Infants' Home Child
Family ServicesAsfield, Australia Hong Hua
OrphanageTaipai, Taiwan
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What Complications resulting from Dehydration
Exist?

• Complications of dehydration occur because of
  fluid loss.
• Kidney failure is a common occurrence as
  dehydration progresses, the volume of fluid in
  the intravascular space decreases, and blood
  pressure may fall.
• Decrease blood flow to vital organs like the
  kidneys
• Any organ with a decreased blood flow has
  potential to fail
• Decreased blood supply to the brain may cause
  confusion
• and even a coma
• If enough organs begin to malfunction, the body
  itself may
• fail, and death can occur.
• When the fluid loss overwhelms the body's ability
  to compensate, blood pressure falls (hypotension)
  and the worker can go into shock, in which organs
  in the body may not get enough oxygen to function
  and will fail.

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Complications of Dehydration cont.

• In heat-related illness, the body's attempt to
  cool itself by sweating can
• cause dehydration to the point that muscles go
  into spasm
• (heat cramps).
• Often muscles are over-stressed in high heat
  environments
• arm and leg muscles spasm from lifting and
  moving heavy objects or
• equipment
• workers leg muscles can fail
• As fluid loss increases, the worker may be so
  dehydrated that there
• isnt enough liquid to sweat and heat
  exhaustion or heat stroke will
• occur.
• Heat stroke is a true medical emergency and 911
  or the
• Emergency Response System must be activated
• immediately

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Complications of Dehydration cont.

• With dehydration, electrolyte abnormalities occur
  since important
• chemicals are lost from the body through sweat.
• Health Care Providers need to be aware of the
  fluid and electrolyte
• balance in the dehydrated individual and be
  certain to monitor
• electrolyte levels as rehydration occurs.
• Examples of symptoms caused by abnormal
  electrolyte levels
• include
• Muscle weakness due to low potassium levels
• Heart rhythm disturbances due to either low or
  high potassium
• Seizures
• Medically It is reasonable to expect that
  dehydration will take
• hours to slowly correct the fluid deficit to
  allow the electrolytes to redistribute
• themselves appropriately in the different spaces
  in the body. If rehydration is done too
• slowly, the individual may remain hypotensive and
  in shock for too long. If done
• too quickly, water and electrolyte concentrations
  within organ cells can be negatively
• affected, causing cells to swell and eventually
  die.

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Opportunity to work together

• Personal observations have helped us identify
  areas of serious concern given adverse heat
  conditions.
• Contracting Cos have ever growing corporate
  diversification and projects that can be defined
  where extreme heat conditions are a real concern.
  
• A very real need for
  
  
• employee hydration.

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H3O
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H3O Advantages Scientifically formulated to
quickly restore fluids, deliver lasting energy
and protect the body. Heres why its truly a
better product
IU is a measure unit as per international
agreement specifying the biological effect
expected with a given dose.
Trehalose, also known as mycose, is a natural
alpha-linked disaccharide formed by an a, a-1,
1-glucoside bond between two a-glucose units. It
can be synthesised by fungi, plants, and
invertebrate animals. It is implicated in
anhydrobiosis - the ability of plants and animals
to withstand prolonged periods of desiccations.
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Product Development

• After the initial conception stage, our RD team
  of developers and scientists use the most
  advanced technologies available in the
  formulation and development process, continually
  testing for taste, efficacy, and creating overall
  quality.
• Our Scientific Affairs Group
  works closely with RD in
  establishing the appropriate
  ingredients to ensure safety,
  dose and claims
  substantiation
  through support of clinical data.

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Key benefits of our product service

• H3O
• Quenches thirst replaces lost fluids.
• Essential electrolytes support cellular
  re-hydration.
• Energizing Carbs for immediate and sustained
  energy.
• Powerful antioxidants neutralize free radicals
  that cause fatigue and soreness.
• No caffeine and a healthier alternative to
  high-calorie/high-sugar alternatives.
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• Designed to quickly replace sodium potassium
  lost through sweat.
• Allows for better absorption of H2O.
• Protects against oxidative stress that causes
• Muscle soreness
• Fatigue
• Joint discomfort
• Less amounts of liquids at the workplace
• No Crash Burn!!

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H3O Strengths
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Next steps

• Identify the areas of serious concern where
  hydration is necessary resulting from extreme
  conditions.
• Have a discussion either in person or by
  teleconference with the various site personnel.
• Order the required amounts.
• Education Introduction into the workplace
• Have Supervision Occupational Health Safety
  log the benefits of H3O vs. water and/or a
  competitors product.
• Receptiveness of employees - Satisfaction
• Quantities of liquids required for shift
  duration
• Less tripsIE Hoist, Service Man, Downtime
• Feedback on said benefits
• General Health and Wellbeing

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Contact information

• Contact Information
• LMJH Consulting 705.845.5419
• Ordering, Logistics Support
• LMJH Consulting Associate
• Lionel (Leo) Hebert - Owner
• Robert Bradt Associate Partner
• Faye Buisson Office Manager
• Herbalife International Customer Relations Los
  Angeles, California
• Company Information ir.herbalife.com