As part of steps to promote good health in the Nigerian entertainment industry, the Nigerian Entertainment Industry Lecture Series (NEILS) have announced the institution of the Nigerian Entertainment Health Club (NEHC).
Nigerian Entertainment Industry Health Club scheme
The club will help further provide easy access to good healthcare information, tips, facilities and also to encourage practitioners of the entertainment industry to place more premium value on their health.
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This is to further provide easy access to good healthcare information, tips, facilities and also to encourage practitioners of the entertainment industry to place more premium value on their health.
With the super fast pace and excessive work load of today's world, where people are becoming extremely busy and burdened with heavy workloads, many individuals and entertainers lead an unhealthy lifestyle.
Diabetes, obesity, arteriosclerosis, arthritis, osteoporosis and metabolic syndrome, as just some of the disorders that can affect the entertainers’ lifestyle.
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To this end, the Nigerian Entertainment Health Club (NEHC), which launches in May 2015, will offer information, tips and services that will help in maintaining a normal health and mental balance for individuals and celebrities, in addition to helping to manage the health and life styles of entertainers suffering from any form of disorder.
Also, NEHC is partnering with thousands of wellness houses, gyms, spars, nutritionists and health institutions across board to create great excitement for the members of the health club. Nutritionists and dietitians are also on hand to suggest healthy diet plans according to the physical condition and requirement of certain individuals.
In addition, some health institutions have agreed to provide free consultation to all members of the club while various spas, wellness houses and gyms across the country have agreed to a 60% discount for NEHC members’ usage of their facilities. Admittance into any of these listed facilities will be automatic as a NEIHIS enrollee with an authentic identification card.
The Nigerian Entertainment Health Club will also constantly organize health seminars, walk, free lifestyle consultation, personalized programmes, counseling and other exciting programmes that will constantly bring about the consciousness to live a healthy lifestyle and improve our health. A combination of guided exercise and nutrition is the key to effective and lasting wellness.
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