How we write, source, and disclose.
A health review only matters if you can trust how it was made. Here are the rules we follow on every article.
01 · How we are paid
Some of what you read here is paid for. We label it before you read it.
Health Daily Review publishes sponsored editorials. The brand featured in a sponsored article pays for it, sees it before it runs, and can ask for changes. Every one of those articles carries a Sponsored label at the top of the page, above the headline, and a full disclosure in the footer naming the advertiser. We also earn affiliate commission on some links. If an article is not labeled, no one paid for it.
02 · What sponsorship does not buy
Paying for the article does not buy a claim we cannot check.
This is the line we hold. A sponsor decides that an article gets written and what it is about. A sponsor does not get to put a number, a certification, a study result, or a health outcome on this site that we cannot trace to their own published label, their own testing, or a named study. Where an advertiser's own study is the source, we say whose study it is and how it was run. Where a claim is not substantiated, it does not run, whoever is paying.
03 · Source verification
Claims trace back to a real source.
When we cite a study, we link to the study. When we describe a mechanism, we describe what the research actually shows, not what the marketing implies. When the evidence is preliminary, we say so. When something is anecdotal, we label it.
04 · Affiliate disclosure
If a link earns us money, we tell you.
Some articles contain affiliate links. When you click and buy, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This is disclosed in a labeled block at the bottom of every advertorial article and in the article's opening paragraph. More on how we make money.
05 · Corrections
If we get something wrong, we fix it visibly.
Errors get corrected as soon as we're aware of them. Material corrections are noted at the bottom of the article with the date the correction was made. We don't quietly edit and pretend the original never existed.
06 · Checks before publication
Every article is checked against a written claim record before it goes live.
For each advertiser we keep a record of what they have actually published: the label, the certifications, the studies, the review data, and the wording they are permitted to use. Before an article goes live it is checked line by line against that record, and against a list of language this site will not print, including cure and treatment claims, pregnancy promises, and anything implying a product diagnoses or prevents disease. Regulated categories carry the appropriate FDA, MHRA, or equivalent disclaimer.
Reach us
For corrections, sourcing questions, or to flag something we missed, write to hello@healthdailyreview.com. Include the article URL and what you'd like us to look at.