Scientific Sources

NutriReference separates health education from product marketing. Content is built from public-health authorities, regulatory sources and verifiable primary references.

✓ International sources✓ Evidence-aware approach✓ Regular review

CORE SOURCES

Leading scientific and regulatory sources

Different topics require different sources; no single institution answers every health question.

NIH

Office of Dietary Supplements

Professional fact sheets on vitamins, minerals and supplements.

NHS

National Health Service

Public-health guidance on symptoms and general health topics.

Nutrition & Health Claims

Authorised EU nutrition and health claims and conditions of use.

MED

MedlinePlus

Health information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

SOURCE PRIORITIES

Which sources do we prioritise?

Nutrition and health sources are assessed for authority, recency and relevance to the topic.

Public-health authorities

Current guidance from NIH, NHS, EU institutions and comparable public authorities is prioritised.

Scientific research

Peer-reviewed studies, systematic reviews and primary research are used when additional context is needed.

Recency review

Health and regulatory information that can change is reviewed periodically.

Our full sourcing, review and commercial-independence principles are explained in the Editorial Policy.

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