Editorial standards
How BIOVEA Wellness Blog decides what to publish, who checks it, and the limits we place on claims and product promotion.
Sourcing
- Factual statements about nutrients cite national health authorities or recognised scientific bodies.
- We do not cite a study to imply a result it does not support, and we do not invent clinical evidence, endorsements or certifications.
- Intake figures are attributed to the authority that published them, because they differ between countries.
Claims
- Food supplements are not presented as treating, preventing or curing any disease.
- Only claims permitted in the reader's market are used, taken from approved copy rather than written from scratch.
- Educational explanation and product promotion are visually and structurally separated.
Review
- Every article names an author and, where health information is involved, a reviewer.
- Articles carry a publication date and the date of the last substantive review.
- Translations are reviewed by a person in-market before publication. Machine translations are never published unreviewed.
Product links
- Editors attach a product by its shared product ID, not by pasting a URL into each translation.
- A destination is only rendered when a verified URL exists for the reader's market.
- URLs are never produced by editing a country segment or translating a slug.
- Prices and stock are shown on the store, never on the blog, unless a reliable live feed exists.
Corrections
If you spot an error, tell us through the contact page. Substantive corrections are made in the article and reflected in its review date.