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• Use plain language and avoid exaggeration
  
• Describe supplements as wellness support, not medical treatment
  
• Avoid claims to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease
  
• Separate evidence based information from opinion or brand positioning
  
• Use reputable sources whenever possible
  

Sources we use

We prioritise:

• Peer reviewed research (human data where available)
  
• Authoritative public health and scientific bodies
  
• Established reference texts and monographs
  
• Manufacturer documentation for branded ingredients (where relevant)
  

We may summarise evidence, but we do not claim certainty where research is mixed or limited.

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Our editorial team controls what we publish and how we describe evidence. Medical reviewers are compensated for their time. Compensation is not tied to sales performance or to whether content is positive.

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