Dr. Wang Shares New Horizons in the Path to Health, Hoping Everyone Can Understand Themselves and Live Until 95

This is my 3,564th lecture, returning to Asia to continue my lecture series. Today’s lecture is being simultaneously translated into multiple languages, and I introduced the development plans for the U.S. market, expected to launch in late October or early November. Although I rented an office in 2018, formal operations have yet to begin. We use a network marketing model that emphasizes building relationships around our products. Despite the negative social perception of direct sales, many participants find it difficult to leave because the industry fosters strong information sharing and deep friendships.

In the lecture, I spoke about how diet affects human character and health, emphasizing that different dietary cultures shape different personalities. Consuming beef, lamb, pork, and fish respectively corresponds to different character traits, and food is broken down by the liver into amino acids that the body needs. Therefore, I emphasized the importance of a diversified diet to reduce the burden on the liver and maintain health.

I also talked about the survival challenges in the AI era, warning everyone that if they don’t master AI technology, they risk being replaced by it. We are planning to launch an AI Business Academy to help students grasp AI skills, with the ability to translate course content into multiple languages and expand the market.

At exhibitions, we offer free products as a way to establish connections with potential customers. In November, we will host a Senior Lifestyle Expo in Kaohsiung to promote this charitable spirit of network marketing, which we call "Pass It On Together."

Regarding our products, we have introduced milk thistle, a herb with strong anti-inflammatory properties that is especially beneficial for the liver. Historically referred to as the "guardian of the liver," we have successfully increased its dissolution rate to 98.3%, making it a critical protector of liver health. The safety of milk thistle is extremely high, even when consumed in large amounts. Our experiments have proven its effectiveness, which is why I am confident in opening a pharmacy to promote this herbal product.

Finally, I mentioned gene decoding technology. While innate genetics influence part of our health, acquired factors play a much larger role. We plan to lower the cost of genetic testing so that people can understand their hereditary risks and adjust their lifestyles to prevent diseases.

We are moving toward an era where it’s possible to live until 95 with self-sufficiency. I hope everyone can manage their health well to enjoy a longer, healthier life.

Total Swiss