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Eat Your Veggies

Tim Polkowski, Co-Founder, PB Health

17-May-22 10:00

Eat Your Veggies

Research found that 50.1% of adult Malaysians are either overweight or obese. PB Health is a social enterprise aiming to improve Malaysians’ health by eating clean. They curate tasty and healthy plant-based meals, and have programmes where consumers’ health is guided and monitored by doctors and nutritionists. Co-founder of PB Health, Tim Polkowski, expounds.

Image Credit: PB Health Official Website

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu


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Categories:  markets,  food,  wellness,  managing disease,  SME,  entrepreneurs

Tags:  healthy food,  plant based diet,  sustainability,  health and wellness,  clean food,  OFB-BossBoleh, 


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