Already in His Fifties, Project Pop's Yosi Maintains His Condition by Regularly Checking His Health

Yosi Project Pop does medical check up to maintain health (Ist)

JAKARTA - Yosi Mokalu, better known as Yosi Project Pop, is still actively performing with his group. At the age of fifty, he still performs energetically with Project.

Since college until he was 53 years old, being a member of Project Pop is certainly not an easy job, especially since this group is known for its always fun stage presence.

On many occasions, Yosi has to follow the rhythm of Project Pop's music which requires him to jump and run from one side of the stage to the other. Such performances require him to stay in top shape. Maintaining health and routinely having health check-ups or medical check-ups are important things that must be done.

For Yosi, maintaining a healthy lifestyle with food intake and exercise alone is not enough. Regular health check-ups are needed to really ensure that his body is in good condition. Regular health check-ups can also prevent the potential for various diseases.

"When you are an adult, regular medical check-ups are wise, because it is a preventive measure," said Yosi Project Pop in his statement, Tuesday, November 19.

However, the Project Pop member is not the type of person who is half-hearted about health. He entrusts his health to Pathlab Indonesia, a licensed laboratory that he can trust.

He said that the place where he checked his health served 57 health checks, all of which he needed to maintain his health and stay in top shape.

"Pathlab is a Singapore-licensed laboratory with more than 80 branches in Asia, which has also been operating since 1952. I took the premium check-up package, there were 57 examinations, from the heart to the liver," said Yosi.

He was also happy because he received media consultation services and the laboratory was willing to come to his house when he wanted to donate blood.

"In short, it's complete, there are also medical consultations and free blood draws at home, without charge," concluded Yosi.