UNLIMITED NETWORK OF OPPORTUNITIES INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARD

Pursuant to company’s core values of Credibility, Leadership, Equality, Allegiance and Resiliency, (CLEAR) all members are strictly enjoined to observe the following Code of Conduct:
CODE NO. 1
All members shall at all times, remain loyal to the company and its policies being issued from time to time by not committing acts which are not limited to associating, representing, sponsoring, conspiring in any mode and form for the benefit or advantage directly or indirectly of competing companies, partnership or individual, either domestic or abroad, neither introduce, present, promote, offer or sell, in any form nor manner their products, services and marketing programs and/or plans or a combination thereof, whether tangible or intangible.
PENALTIES
FIRST OFFENSE: Written Reprimand and one (1) month deactivation of all the accounts with forfeiture in favor of the company of all the benefits, privileges, commissions and other remunerations either monetary or in kind, which accrued at the time of the commission of the violation.
SECOND OFFENSE: Perpetual deactivation of all the accounts, as well as forfeiture of all benefits, privileges, commissions and other remunerations either monetary or in kind in favor of the company, which accrued at the time of the commission of the violation.

Stress is not just a psychological problem, because it also has a large impact to physical health. The symptoms are easily recognizable, but rarely seen as a sign that stress is occurring. There are at least 10 diseases caused by stress.
In reality stress is often stress considered not necessary to treat, especially if in only causes minor complaints such as migraines and stomach pains. People still expect the disease will cure after the stress is gone so it does not need to be treated.
Here are some health concerns that are often experienced when someone is hit by stress, according to Prevention.
Headache and migraine
Endurance may decline because of stress and trigger migraines, according to Todd Schwedt, MD, director of the headache center at Washington University. To avoid this, make sure to take care of eating and sleeping patterns in a week.