Triii Therapeutics
Paul Myhill — The Formulator
30 years of nutritional science. A product built on the deepest research he knows. And a life committed to two kinds of restoration.
Paul Myhill founded Triii after nearly 30 years studying nutrigenomics, protein transcription factors, cell signaling pathways, and hormone research. His formulations have generated nearly $3 billion in global sales and appear in almost 50 peer-reviewed journals. Trilogiii represents the culmination of that work — a system designed not to add more supplements to your life, but to deliver what your body already knows it needs, in a form it can actually use.
- ✓7 U.S. patents + multiple international patents
- ✓Former consultant at Johns Hopkins & MD Anderson
- ✓Specialized in nutrigenomics, protein transcription factors, and cell signaling
- ✓Formulations in nearly 50 peer-reviewed journals
- ✓Nearly $3 billion in global sales
“Every person is created with purpose and dignity. My commitment to World Orphans is as deep as my commitment to Trilogiii. Both are about restoration — restoring what people need to thrive.”
World Orphans
In 2003 — long before Trilogiii — Paul co-founded World Orphans on a simple belief: children belong in families. He applied the same philosophy that drives his nutritional science: restoration requires addressing root causes, not just symptoms.
Most children living in orphanages have one living parent. The crisis isn't always abandonment — it's poverty, lack of opportunity, and community breakdown. World Orphans doesn't build orphanages. It equips local churches to come alongside vulnerable families, providing practical support, economic opportunity, and dignity.
3.33%
of every Trilogiii purchase goes directly to World Orphans. Built into the business from day one — not a campaign, a commitment.
You purchase → 3.33% is donated → families stay together
Family Preservation, Not Orphanages
The Home-Based Care model addresses the root cause of family separation — and walks families all the way to independence.
Church Partnership
Through local churches, World Orphans comes alongside vulnerable families in their own communities. The church knows the families. The church is trusted. The church is sustainable — long after any outside organization leaves.
Family Support
Practical care that addresses the real barriers keeping families separated: school fees, food support, healthcare access, and economic training. The goal is to remove the circumstances that force separation.
Toward Independence
Economic empowerment — job training, artisan skills, microenterprise — so families don't stay dependent. They move toward independence, dignity, and the capacity to support future generations.
Eight Countries, One Mission
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Ethiopia
Church-based family care programs supporting vulnerable children and caregivers.
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Guatemala
Community partnerships addressing poverty-driven family separation.
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Haiti
HBC programs keeping children with families rather than in institutional care.
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India
Local church partnerships supporting marginalized families and children.
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Iraq
Refugee and displaced family support including economic empowerment programs.
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Kenya
Community care networks supporting elderly caregivers raising grandchildren.
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South Africa
Family preservation programs within local church communities.
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+ Expanding
World Orphans continues to grow its reach into new regions.
The Families Behind the Numbers
Kenya
A Grandmother's Strength
Martha is 75 years old, raising her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in Kenya while suffering from severe arthritis. Every morning, she wakes in pain — but her love for her family moves her to tend her small garden, selling produce to feed those who depend on her. When Fountain of Hope Church recognized her need, they didn't take her grandchildren. They came alongside Martha. With World Orphans' support, the church provided food, healthcare access, and community. Martha's family stayed together.
Haiti
From Orphan to Thriving Young Adult
Eldine lost both parents and was facing an uncertain future in Haiti. But the Home-Based Care program through Eglise de Dieu de la Bible Church stepped in — paying school fees, providing medical care, sending food packages monthly.
“World Orphans and Eglise de Dieu de la Bible was always there for me. The HBC program provided for me what my parents should have.”