Pasig City—February 4, 2019—Santé Fitness Lab and Santé Lacuna Swim School announce today its partnership in a bid to strengthen their drive in sports development particularly in swimming at Relish Luxe Café in Pasig City. Joey Marcelo, CEO of Santé, believes that the Santé Lacuna Swim Class is a step towards the fulfillment of Santé […]
As Stronger Than Steel: Salvo 2019, 11th Anniversary Celebration is fast approaching, Santé launches its #StrongerThanSteel social media campaign that gathers its very own business owners, hall of famers, executive millionaires’ circle, and more in a photoshoot and an online movement to celebrate and share how Santé has helped them in health and in wealth […]
At the age of 51, nothing seems to stop Kim Atienza, better known as “Kuya Kim,” from achieving anything he sets his mind to. From doing one activity to another, it’s hard to imagine how he goes above and beyond when it comes to family, career, and even sports. Developing a healthy routine Kuya Kim shares that […]
Pasig City, Philippines – April 27, 2018—Santé Hall of Famer and self-made man Joel Luyong’s life story is one for the books. As one of the most successful Santé business owners, Joel is a well-known face among the thriving Santé family. When he is scheduled to speak in any of the training sessions, events, and […]
Pasig City, Philippines—March 12, 2018—As the three-sport athletic competition, Triathlon continues to gain popularity in the country, Filipinas are also proving that they are a force to reckon with, especially with the growing number of bold and fierce female athletes, who are achieving greater heights and podium finishes. These real-life superwomen take on every bit […]
When it comes to our health and wellbeing, we usually see it as taking care of our bodies. Much care and attention are given to our cholesterol, blood pressure, eyesight and others, but not much to our oral health. What we don't realize is that like bodily symptoms, mouth issues are a sign that there is something wrong with our health.
When it comes to our health and well-being, we usually see it as taking care of our bodies. Much care and attention are given to our cholesterol, blood pressure, eyesight and others. Oftentimes, we don’t give much concern about oral health. Our common behavior is to ignore it for as long as it is not inconveniencing us or causing us great discomfort. But what we don’t realize is that like bodily symptoms, mouth issues are a sign that there is something wrong with our health. Our oral health is also a barometer of our general health so when we notice signs, we need to pay attention to it since it may be a symptom of something serious.