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Editorial Policy

Editorial policy

Health content deserves careful sourcing, restrained claims, and clear separation between evidence and advertising.

Health note: Educational content only; not medical advice. Dietary supplements can have side effects and interactions. Discuss personal health decisions with an appropriately qualified professional.

Evidence standard

We prefer primary and authoritative sources for health and regulatory claims, including FDA, FTC, NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, and NCCIH where relevant. We distinguish ingredient-level evidence from finished-product evidence and avoid implying that a mechanism proves a meaningful health outcome.

Corrections and updates

Commercial offers, formulas, and guidance can change. Pages should show a review date, and material errors should be corrected in place rather than hidden behind a new URL.

No fabricated experience

We do not claim to have personally used a product unless that experience is genuinely documented. We do not invent testimonials, clinical results, endorsements, or ratings.