The Cathay YSS Distributors Company Inc.

10/03/2026

Fatty Liver diseases are sometimes called silent diseases because they have no or very few symptoms.💚

If ever, fatigue and liver discomfort (upper abdominal pain) are the earliest possible symptoms. Medical practitioners usually discover a condition due to abnormal liver enzyme tests done for another reason.⚠️

Read on and get insights on possoble early symptoms of Fatty Liver here >> https://www.verywellhealth.com/fatty-liver-symptoms-7151915 📲

Fatty liver disease can damage your liver and affect its function. Learn the symptoms of fatty liver disease and how it progresses to potentially life-threatening complications.

06/03/2026

Cathay YSS is currently looking for MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES 👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

Interested applicants may kindly email their resume to >>
📩 Recruitment.HRD@CathayDrug.com

Vacancy Area:
✅ DUMAGUETE / BOHOL

Qualifications:
✔️ Graduate of 4-year Degree Courses / Fresh Graduates
✔️ With previous Pharmaceutical Background preferred
✔️ Fit to travel
✔️ Can start immediately
✔️ Preferably residing in the above-indicated area/s

* Company car, commissions and other benefits await successful applicants. Those with previous local pharmaceutical background preferred, but new graduates are also welcome to apply!

06/03/2026

Taho. . .Taho! 😅 to 2019 at the 13th AACE Convention in Makati Shangri-La.

made it extra special with free taho for everyone. 📸 via Imus Taho

Share with us your moments, both past and present, by tagging us and using the hashtag>> 💚

05/03/2026

Next week, we put the spotlight on our digestive system as we celebrate the Philippine Digestive Health Week!💚

This annual event aims to raise awareness on digestive health and its importance for our overall well-being as it plays a major role - transporting nutrients all-over our body.

On the other hand, the most common related diseases in our country include gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), peptic ulcer disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).⚠️

So, how do you keep your digestive system healthy? Eat a balanced diet rich in fiber such as fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. Increase fluid intake by drinking plenty of water throughout the day. And don't forget to include regular exercise, as it aids in digestion. And lastly, avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.

Don't hesitate to visit a gastroenterologist on a regular basis, or when needed.👍

04/03/2026

Have you heard about Fatty Liver? 💚

As much as it sounds weird for the layman, it is actually a common, but often silent condition where excess fat (beyond 5%) accumulates in the liver area.

A causes the liver cells to get inflammed, with potential scarring (fibrosis), and if untreated, can lead to liver failure or cirrhosis.😢

This is primarily caused by metabolic non-alcoholic issues. Otherwise, through heavy alcohol consumption.🍷🍸

03/03/2026

Did you know that our LIVER is the second-largest organ in the body?💚

The liver helps in processing nutrients from food, and filters harmful substances from our blood. However, too much fat in the can cause liver inflammation, leading to its damage and scarring. In severe cases, this can eventually lead to liver failure.😔

Read on and know more about our liver and fatty liver diseases >> https://www.healthline.com/health/fatty-liver 📲

Fatty liver disease is when excess fat accumulates in the liver. Learn more about the types of fatty liver disease, the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

02/03/2026

Welcoming the month of March with good vibes and positivity.💚

“Even the greatest was once a beginner. Don’t be afraid to take that first step.” – Muhammad Ali

March forward into the new month!🏃

27/02/2026

Patients afflicted with rare diseases often have their quality of life reduced to taking medications, check-ups and suffering from pain.💚

In the Philippines, a disease is considered rare when it affects one patient in every 20,000 population. ⚠️ The World Health Organization (WHO) defines a rare disease as an often-debilitating disease or condition with a prevalence of 0.65% to 1%.

We close the short month of February with a spotlight on the National to raise awareness of the over 7,000 rare diseases that impact over 300 million people globally.🩺

26/02/2026

At the end of the day, our lifestyle has the biggest impact on our high blood pressure.💚

So we conclude our infographic series "Contributing Causes of Hypertension" with a spotlight on related activities.

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✅ #05 of 06 - STRESS
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Stress has always been known to be a major contributor to a number of unfavorable medical conditions, and hypertension is no exemption.

Being a common disease, is often overlooked. But perhaps, we'll think twice if we knew it just as deadly. This risk and its variety of conditions make it a major challenge in the medical world. 👩‍⚕️

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✅ #06 of 06 - UNHEALTHY HABITS
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Unhealthy lifestyle choices can be a combination of risk factors which may be responsible for this phenomenon includes the following:

👎 Too Much Salt Intake
👎 Caffeine
👎 Alcohol
👎 Cigarette

When you eat too much salt (sodium), your body can hold extra water leading to an unfavorable medical scenario called 'water retention'. On the other hand, caffeine and alcohol should only be taken only in moderation, if ever needed.

Furthermore, ci******es, containing ni****ne, causes blood vessels to constrict and reduces blood flow to your organs. Add to that a poor diet and irregular sleeping patterns can take a toll on an individual’s body, over a period of time.⚠️

Check out the rest of the "Contributing Causes of Hypertension" series and other related topics here >> https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3058751034444140 📲

Act immediately, before these risk factors are irreversible!👍

25/02/2026

Counterpart Goals! 👫 Throwback of this Duo from November 2019!

📸 Thank you Ms. Karen Mae Padua Bartiana for sharing this photo

Share with us your moments, both past and present, by tagging us and using the hashtag >> 💚

24/02/2026

The variety of contributing causes of hypertension make it a major challenge in the medical world. 💚

Although there is no single theory that states the pathogenesis of primary , several mechanisms that may contribute to the occurrence have been identified as we continue our infographic series "Contributing Causes of Hypertension"

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✅ #03 of 06 - HEREDITY
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Sadly beyond our personal control, some individuals are at higher risks of developing hypertension than others. This is because they are genetically more prone to increased blood pressure, owing to genetic abnormalities or mutations inherited from their families.

The nature of hypertension links genetics to playing an important role in the pathogenesis of primary hypertension.

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✅ #04 of 06 - OBESITY
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On the other hand, this one is within our control - something we can do something about.

Obesity is a big risk factor for the development of due to the factors of body weight and the amount of intra-abdominal and intra-vascular fat or cholesterol in the body.⚠️

This condition puts individuals at one of the highest risks of developing hypertension than others.

Being overweight means your heart has to work harder in pumping blood into the different organs and systems of your body. ❤️‍🩹 Those extra efforts can put a strain on your arteries, which in turn, resist this flow of blood, leading for your blood pressure to rise

Check out the rest of the "Contributing Causes of Hypertension" series and other related topics here >> https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3058751034444140 📲

Act immediately, before these risk factors are irreversible!👍

23/02/2026

We know that alcohol as a vice is bad for our health, but are you aware that it is specifically a risk factor to hypertension? 💚

A cause for high blood pressure, frequent drinking of alcohol can cause arteries to tighten and constrict that can lead to hypertension. Over time, high blood pressure puts strain on the heart and can cause heart attack. It is never too late to start changing your lifestyle towards a healthier heart.🍷🍸

Drinking less alcohol also reduces your risk of a wide range of health conditions.👍