This document discusses consumer health, which aims to help people make wise decisions about health products and services. It defines consumer health as the study of how to spend time and money on items that affect one's health. Health information refers to claims and facts about products' ingredients, nutrition, usage and more. Health products can be consumable items like food and medicine, or non-consumable tools for exercise. Health services include hospitals, clinics and services from medical professionals. The document advises consumers to learn about products and services, be wary of marketing, consult experts, and consider safety, environment, quality and price when evaluating options. It also describes different types of consumers like intelligent, spendthrift, bargain-addicted, and imp

1. HEALTH
UNIT I – CONSUMER
HEALTH

2. Famous
Filipino Brand
Names and
Slogans

3. “Wala
paring
tatalo sa
Alaska.”

4. “Bi-
bingo
ka sa
sarap.”

5. “The
Quality
You can
Trust”

6. “We
find
ways.”

7. “Hindi lang
pampamilya,
pang-isports
pa!

8. “Parang
life.”

9. “Bida
ang
sarap.”

10. “Hari
ng
padala.”

11. “Sarap
to the
bones!”

12. “Nakasisi-
guro
gamot ay
laging
bago.”

13. “May
liwanag
ang
buhay.”

14. “Sarap
ng
filling
mo.”

15. “We’ve
got it
all for
you!”

16. Where did you last spend your money?
What item did you buy? Why?
What kind of service did you last avail?
Who recently shared with you a new
health information?

17. These are only a few of the
things that concern you as
adolescents. Decision-making
is an important skill that you
must learn in order to live a
healthy and normal life. This
lesson will help you
understand the basics of
CONSUMER HEALTH.

18. CONSUMER
HEALTH
Aims to develop a person’s
ability to evaluate and utilize
health information, products,
and services wisely and
effectively.

19. CONSUMER
HEALTH
It is the study of products
and services that have an
effect on health and
decisions on how to spend
time and money.

20. HEALTH
INFORMATION
Pertains to the claim and
facts about the products
and services affecting the
health consumers.

21. HEALTH
INFORMATION
This may involve ingredients or raw
materials used, nutrition facts,
directions of consumption,
expiration date, serving amount,
manufacturing company, prescribed
consumers, and cautions.

22. HEALTH
PRODUCTS
These are goods or
things that people take
or use

23. HEALTH
PRODUCTS
It may be consumable such as
medicine, foods, and drinks, or
non-consumable such as tools for
body exercise, relaxing music,
equipment for health
improvement, and many more.

24. HEALTH
SERVICES
Those amenities created
to address health concerns
such as hospitals, clinics,
spas and the likes

25. HEALTH
SERVICES
It also includes
professional services
rendered by doctors, nurses,
aids and all health workers

26. HOW TO
BECOME A WISE
AND WELL
INFORMED
CONSUMER?

27. 1.Get to know the
products or
services first.

28. 2.Be meticulous
with sales talk or
marketing
gimmicks.

29. 3. Consult the
authorities
when in doubt.

30. 4. Never
sacrifice quality
from quantity.

31. CRITERIA or
CONSIDERATIONS for
examining any
PRODUCTS and SERVICES

32. 1. SAFETY
2. ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
3. QUALITY
4. PRICE

33. Do you
know what
kind of
consumer
are you?

34. You prioritize your needs
and limit your purchase
on your ability to pay.
INTELLIGENT CONSUMER

35. You lavish yourself with anything
or everything that indicates luxury.
Thrift or Economy is not in your
vocabulary.
SPENDTHRIFT CONSUMER

36. You have an obsession for all
types of bargain sale and becomes
an easy prey to the sales traps
laid by deceitful traders.
BARGAIN ADDICT

37. You are someone who hoards
money but you deprive
yourself of your needs.
CLOSED-FISTED CONSUMER

38. You are easily agitated by rumors of
rising prices, product shortages, and
political disorders and tend to hoard
unreasonable quantity of households
supplies and thereby contributes to
price increase and artificial shortages.
PANIC BUYER

39. You do not prioritize your needs.
You buy anything that you think
you need or like and regret it
afterwards.
IMPULSIVE BUYER

40. You have the habit of leaving the lights
on, ignoring leaking faucets, buying
more than enough food that you can
consume and throwing away good food
afterwards.
WASTEFUL CONSUMER

41. GROUP ACTIVITY
“Commercial Presentation”