1 in Every 2 Persons Has SHS

Heard of Suboptimal Health Status or SHS? It’s a documented subclinical state, characterised by fatigue and physical symptoms with no clear, diagnosable conditions.

Left unchecked, it can quickly tip one’s health balance towards chronic issues like cardiovascular diseases and psychological disorders. Worryingly, 1 in every 2 people could already have SHS .

SHS is Reversible

Thankfully, SHS is reversible. At BHEC, we empower healthcare professionals with practical lifestyle interventions, the latest ingredient research findings and a validated SHS questionnaire to help your community achieve optimal health.

Our Approach

We use modern science, rigorous research and state-of-art technology to harness the potential of natural ingredients which can promote better health in 3 aspects:

1. Protection

2. Nourishment

3. Performance

Suboptimal health: An unmet need in public health

Do we need to manage symptoms that do not perfectly align with a specific disease? Learn more about this challenging subclinical state that may be damaging to your patient’s overall health.

Holistic interventions in managing suboptimal health status

Manage suboptimal health status (SHS) from the get-go to enrich health. This article zeroes in on six focus areas to alleviate SHS.

Measuring Suboptimal Health Status in clinical practice: Which tool can I use?

Suboptimal health status (SHS) can be systematically assessed in your clinical practice. Find out how this tool may help you in identifying and managing SHS.

A holistic approach to beating fatigue

Fatigue is a persistent foe, but you can help patients beat fatigue and feel better. Discover a holistic approach that can help improve your patients’ health outcomes.

How managing work-related stress can boost overall health

Work-related stress arises from excessive or unmanageable pressure at the workplace and may lead to health issues. Your patients may benefit from these stress management interventions.

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1 in Every 2 Persons Has SHS

SHS is Reversible

Our Approach