Editorial standards
How we grade evidence
Four tiers, applied consistently:
- Well established — settled science, not in dispute.
- Promising — controlled, blinded, adequately sized, but not yet independently replicated.
- Preliminary — real findings from small or uncontrolled studies. Worth following, not worth relying on.
- Emerging — case reports, narrative reviews, single small studies. Included for completeness, not as evidence.
Rules we hold ourselves to
- Every study card states its limitations. No limitations, no publication.
- We do not claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.
- We do not display ratings or review counts until a review platform is connected to real orders.
- We do not use countdown timers, stock scarcity counters or fabricated urgency. The components do not exist in our storefront.
- We hold one price. We do not run permanent discounts against an inflated reference price.
- Where we have a commercial interest in a claim, we say so on the same page as the claim.
Review cadence
The research library is re-reviewed on a fixed schedule. Where new evidence changes a grade, the grade changes — including downwards.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
