Our editorial policy

Evidence before recommendations

We prioritize public health resources, original research and clearly identified research reviews. Sources are linked near the relevant discussion. We distinguish findings from our own comparisons and arithmetic examples.

No invented experience

We do not claim to have tasted, used, photographed or laboratory-tested products that we have not tested. The publisher does not claim medical or nutrition qualifications.

How we develop our guides

We use AI tools to help develop our evidence-based guides. Articles link to published research and explain its limitations. They are not medically reviewed and do not represent hands-on product testing.

Uncertainty stays visible

We avoid assigning a universal safety rating or turning early findings into guaranteed benefits. We do not provide personal dosing or treatment instructions.

Commercial independence

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Our guides help readers choose suitable products. Affiliate availability may inform which eligible products we cover, but recommendations must satisfy the stated criteria. We retain relevant limitations, alternatives and reasons not to buy. Commission does not establish effectiveness or justify an unsupported ranking.

Corrections and updates

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