Editorial policy: how we review supplements
This page explains exactly how every review on Brain Health Review is made, so you can judge how much to trust it.
What every review includes
- What the product is: form, serving size, ingredients as listed by the seller.
- What the research says about the main ingredients, with links to the studies or to NIH and Mayo Clinic fact sheets.
- Price and refund terms as published on the official website on the date shown.
- Who should be careful: medicine interactions, pregnancy, health conditions, as described by health agencies.
- Our verdict: what is promising, what is unproven, and what we would check before buying.
Rules we follow
- Sources first. If we cannot find a source for a statement, we remove it.
- No made-up experiences. We do not claim to have taken a product unless we did, and we never write fake reviews or testimonials.
- No cure claims. Supplements are not medicines; we do not say any product treats, cures or prevents a disease.
- Seller claims are labelled as the seller's claims.
- Prices change. Every review shows the date its facts were checked, and we re-check regularly.
Corrections and updates
When a seller changes a product or price, or new research appears, we update the review and its date. Report a problem to [email protected].