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Editorial Policy

How we research, write, update and correct our content.

Sources

Our guides are grounded in publicly available, authoritative sources: government health and safety agencies, professional and medical bodies, and peer-reviewed research. The sources for each topic area are listed in our Research & Sources index so you can check any claim yourself. We don't invent studies, statistics, experts or testimonials.

How articles are made

Articles are researched and drafted by the Test Boost Lab Editorial Team with the help of AI writing tools, working from the sources above. We're upfront about that because you deserve to know how content is produced. AI-assisted drafts follow the same standards as everything else we publish: accurate, sourced, and honest about uncertainty.

Standards

• We present benefits and risks, and we say clearly when the evidence is limited or mixed.
• We don't make disease-treatment or cure claims. Dietary supplements are not evaluated by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
• Product mentions are based on what a product is and how it's made, not on who pays us. Brands can't buy coverage or edit our content.
• Every article shows when it was published and last updated.

Affiliate links

Some links are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate relationships never determine what we recommend or how we rate it.

Corrections and updates

When research or products change, we update the affected articles and their "Updated" date. If you spot an error, contact us; we review every report and correct verified mistakes promptly.

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