Accountability
Our Editorial Team
Articles are attributed to the editorial team. A named contributor or reviewer is added only once their identity, credentials and article-specific review record are documented.
Who writes the pages
Longevity Intel is an independent research publication. Guides carry the editorial team's byline rather than personal names. No page claims a medical review, since no named medical reviewer is attached to any page. A named contributor is added only once their identity, credentials and the work attributed to them are documented.
How a page is researched
Health claims come from systematic reviews and human trials first, then regulators and official guidance. Manufacturer pages are used for labels, specs and prices only. Products are not tested in house, and doses are quoted as what a cited study used, not as advice. Guide pages list their sources and the date they were last checked.
How we researchChecks and corrections
Every fact is checked against its cited source, and each page gets a separate review pass before it is published. Substantive changes to a guide go in its update log, and errors that readers or reviews catch are listed in the public corrections log.
Corrections logReport an error
If a source does not say what a page says it does, or a price or spec has changed, tell the editors with the page address and the source. Confirmed errors are fixed and logged.
Contact the editorsEditorial independence and money
The site earns money from some product links (Amazon Associates, Awin and named brand referral links). Those links are explained on the affiliate disclosure page, product cards label them, and they never decide an evidence grade. Medical review appears only when the article has a documented reviewer and review date; contributor credentials are not inferred from a byline.
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