Editorial Guidelines

These rules govern every review published by aemglobalmarket.com.

1. Evidence first

Every ingredient claim links to a primary or authoritative source — peer-reviewed studies (PubMed), the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, or the official product label. When evidence is limited, mixed or based on animal studies, we say so.

2. Balanced verdicts

Every review lists real limitations: cost per serving, proprietary blends, undisclosed doses, lack of third-party testing, availability or refund conditions. We never publish fabricated testimonials, before-and-after photos or invented ratings.

3. Compliant language

Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. We use structure/function language (“supports”, “may help”) and avoid disease claims, miracle claims and urgency tactics.

4. Independence

Affiliate commissions do not influence our assessments. Sponsored placements, if any, are labeled as such.

5. Review basis

Unless a page says otherwise, our reviews are research-based (label, manufacturer documents and published studies), not clinical tests. Each page shows when its facts were last checked.

6. Corrections

Found an error? Contact us. We review correction requests and update pages with a new “last checked” date.