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| In the last decade, scientists, medical professionals and consumers are learning more about the relationship between diet and health. Two major reports of the late 1980's focused on this evidence and have led to more intense and science-based exploration of the interplay between nutrition and health. |
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Wellness industry embarking on a powerful new phase of evolution.
In recent years, people have become increasingly aware of alternatives to conventional Western medicine. As the Baby Boomers (people born between 1946 and 1964 in the post WWII baby boom and who presently account for 31% of the American population) move into their 50s and 60s, they want more than the absence of disease. Their desire to continue feeling and looking well has set the stage for a huge surge in the wellness industry. But that's not allgeneration-X adults are looking to optimal health more than any young generation before. This is not just a US phenomenon! Around the globe, health products are exploding and consumers are demanding cost effective health solutions! |
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Mannatech provides the right tools:
on-line shopping, web hosting,
and training.
Mannatech recognized the importance of e-commerce early and invested in building a highly functional web site to empower its global sales team of Associates with the latest electronic tools. |
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| Finally, as generations age and enjoy greater earnings, they are increasingly interested in products, services and activities that they associate with achieving optimal health and wellness. In particular the "baby-boomers" generation, born between 1946 and 1964, comprises some 31% of the United States economy and consume some 50% of its Gross National Product. |
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