How we verify information
We only use published clinical evidence
Every statistic comes from randomised controlled trials (studies where people are randomly assigned to get the treatment or a dummy pill), systematic reviews, or official regulatory documents (FDA, EMA). We do not use press releases, company claims, or social media as sources.
Every claim links to its source
Every statistic has a reference that links directly to the published journal article or official document. You can verify everything yourself.
We never rank treatments
This site does not tell you which drug is "best" or which treatment you should use. We present the facts side by side and let you and your doctor decide.
Evidence badges reflect trial quality
For supplements and cosmetic procedures, evidence badges reflect the quality and consistency of the available trial data:
- ✓ Strong evidenceMultiple large randomised trials, consistent results
- ⚠ Moderate evidenceReasonable trial evidence with some limitations
- ❗ Weak evidenceSmall studies, inconsistent results, or very limited data
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This site does not give medical advice. Always talk to a qualified healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.
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