Nutrition Market aims to create supplement and health content that is grounded in useful evidence, not vague claims. This policy explains how we approach references and source quality.
Types of Sources We Prefer
- Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
- Clinical trials relevant to ingredients, dosage, or forms
- Established professional bodies and reference organisations
- Manufacturer technical information where formulation details matter
How We Use Evidence
Evidence is used to provide context, not to overstate certainty. In many supplement categories, the quality of evidence varies by ingredient, formulation, dosage, and population. Where the evidence is mixed or limited, our content should reflect that reality instead of overstating confidence.
How References Support Commerce Content
For Nutrition Market, evidence is part of helping customers choose more confidently. On category, collection, and blog pages, references may support explanations about ingredient forms, why one product type differs from another, or what people should consider before buying.
Ongoing Review
References and supporting material may be updated over time as pages are refreshed, new evidence emerges, or the site expands its practitioner-led content. Where relevant, reviewed pages should show when they were last updated.