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At Straight Nutrition, we tend to get a little passionate about things that we believe are NOT OK. And we don’t believe in slavery.

Here is the Opening and Closing to one of our “It’s Not OK” talks. We are connecting our auto-ship program to helping FREE the girls that are help hostage as sex slaves. Listen on and see how you can free YOURSELF from your health slavery~!

It’s NOT OK – but you can do something about it. What is YOUR enslavement? Are you enslaved to a health issue, a weight issue, overeating, an eating disorder? We are here to tell you that ONLY YOU can do something about it~!

“It’s NOT OK, but you can do something about it” is Straight Nutrition’s theme for 2014. Here is what we are going to do about it.

For every auto-ship purchase that you commit to with Straight Nutrition, we will make a donation to the children that have been taken captive in the sex trade and send you a bracelet made by their girls.

See our products that have re-occurring shipment available:

#1 rated Ultra Preventive 2-A-Day Multi-Vitamin
Greens First
OptiCleanse-GHI

Opti-EPA 500

or BUY our “Ropheli Means Vitality” Basic Nutrition Package which offers a discounted price for supporting your body with our Straight Nutrition top selling products.

100% of your donated funds will go to the support of this issue. We will send you the “IT’s NOT OK” armband made in Straight Nutrition colors to remind you that you are “doing something about it”.  As we work to strengthen out YOUR food and strengthen YOUR core, your commitment to yourself strengthens these girls, gives them work and helps support their rehabilitation.

Order your It’s NOT Okay bracelet

Join us  as we come along side of She Rescue Home in their support and work to create work for these survivors. The girls in Cambodia will make our bracelets and receive our funds. The funds are used to educate and rehabilitate these girls.

More on the girls enslaved in Cambodia:

Cambodia is situated in South-East Asia and is home to 13.5 million people1. It is estimated that only 36% of the population has access to safe drinking water, and 32.7% of the population is illiterate4. GDP per capita in Cambodia is USD $19001 compared to Australia GDP per capita of USD $67,9835. Cambodia is a source, transit, and destination country for human trafficking3.

Human Trafficking and Global Slavery Index 

When we began our support of victims who had been trafficked, these were the statistics:

• An estimated 2.5 million people are in forced labour (including sexual exploitation) at any given time as a result of trafficking6
• Human trafficking affects every continent, country, and every type of economy6
• An estimated 1.2 million children are trafficked every year6
• 43% of human trafficking victims are trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation, of whom 98% are women or girls6
• Estimated global annual profits made from exploitation through human trafficking is US$31.6 billion 6
• In the Mekong sub-region of South-East Asia, approximately 30% of sex workers are between 12-17 years of age7

Here are the most recent updates as of the dates listed on each of these downloads:

Global Slavery Index

Message from Secretary of State Michael Pompeo

Stories from She Rescue – It’s NOT Ok

Sexual Exploitation:

•  The age of victims of sexual trafficking has reduced since 2008, with the majority of victims in 2010 being between 13-17 years old
• Most traffickers are females in their 30s who are working as brokers
• Rape is increasing in Cambodia, and most victims of rape in Cambodia are children. The median age of rape victims in 2010 was 12 years old, two years younger than it was in 2007
• 50% of reported child rape victims were threatened that they would be killed if they told anyone
• The majority of offenders of rape in Cambodia are Cambodian men in their 20s, but there are also a high number of child offenders

1. (UNIAP, 2009)
2. (NGOCRC, 2010)
3. (TIP Report, 2012)
4.  (Mekong Network, 2008)
5. (DFAT, 2012)
6. (UN.GIFT, 2007)
7. (World Vision, 2009)

* The photos of children’s faces above are not of actual trafficked children, neither are they associated with the SHE Rescue Home.

This issue is not confined to Cambodia. Operation Underground Railroad is continuing to work around the world to rescue victims of trafficking. You can make a different.

Let us help you get healthy. When you commit to our auto-ship program, we use part of that profit to help heal these victims. Your commitment makes a difference to you and to them.