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How this site makes money, and every relationship that could colour what you read here.
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The articles are about ingredients and the trials behind them, not about the linked products. A product is linked only where it matches what the evidence in that post supports, such as a fish oil that meets the EPA share the trials found effective, and never in a post whose conclusion is that the supplement is not worth buying. No company sees a post before it is published, and no company decides what the trials are said to show.
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Not medical advice
Nutrient Notes is a personal blog. Nothing on it is medical advice, and it is not a substitute for a clinician who knows your history. Talk to your doctor before changing a supplement regimen.