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A top author and consumer advocate in the natural health movement has created a non-profit organization to better empower consumers with lifesaving knowledge about nutrition, disease prevention and natural health modalities for personal and planetary wellness.

Author and natural health guru Mike Adams is co-founder and executive director of the Consumer Wellness Center (www.ConsumerWellness.org), a 501(c)3 nonprofit focused on educating consumers about safe, natural and healthful solutions for living healthier, happier and more abundant lives. To accomplishing this, the Consumer Wellness Center produces educational materials in the form of articles, guides, reports, interviews, audio files and video files, most of which are available free of charge to consumers.

The Consumer Wellness Center sells no vitamins, supplements, foods or medical devices, and does not earn any commissions from the sale of such products. It does, however, frequently review and recommend products, supplements, websites and other services that can help improve the lives of women, men, infants, children and families everywhere.

"You'll find articles, reports and studies about the healing potential of natural medicine: phytonutrients, supplements, herbs and natural sunlight, to name just a few," says executive director Adams of the nonprofit's website. "We're creating informative materials on the latest natural health solutions, with special emphasis on education, prenatal nutrition and ending censorship of nutritional supplements," Adams says.

Adams is a volunteer executive director and earns no pay for his position at the non-profit.

More information about the Consumer Wellness Center, including its End Censorship of Nutritional Supplements and Nutrition for Expectant Mothers initiatives, can be found at http://www.ConsumerWellness.org

Individuals and businesses can support the Consumer Wellness Center and its initiatives through tax-deductible donations. Currently, only checks are accepted, but the CWC will launch a web-based donation form later this month. For more information about supporting or sponsoring the Consumer Wellness Center, call (520) 232-9300 or visit http://www.consumerwellness.org/Spo...

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