LOS ANGELES, CA -- Gwell Wellness, Inc., a plant-based wellness brand that incorporates functional foods into everyday snacks for people with special dietary needs and food sensitivities, today announced that it is launching Wellworthy, a service aimed at sharing newsworthy stories to increase exposure and knowledge of food, health, and wellness topics within underserved communities, along with resources to learn more.

A Black woman-owned company, Gwell (which is Welsh for "better") was founded by CEO Fawziyya Sugai, who was recently accepted into Target's accelerator program Takeoff.

Wellworthy is available now at eatgwell.com, and includes free weekly summaries of newsworthy articles in food, health, and wellness, as well as exclusive Gwell promotions to subscribers.

"We've been dreaming this up for a while," said Sugai. "Too often we hear people say, 'why haven't I heard about that?' or 'why wasn't that in the news?' Sadly, many of the things that impact our well-being aren't always deemed newsworthy. We're here to change that."

Gwell's products include only natural and organic ingredients (no dairy, no soy, no gluten, no artificial colors, artificial flavors, preservatives, or fillers ever).

"Gwell started with my own challenges related to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, and fibroids," Sugai added. "Many in our community also struggle with chronic illnesses. This first issue is centered around environmental factors that can improve or exacerbate chronic illnesses and wellness."

For more information, visit https://eatgwell.com.

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