GlycoHarbor is published by Ane Jurado. This policy sets the editorial standard for its educational pages and its separately labeled affiliate product review.
Purpose and boundaries
Educational material focuses on practical organization, preparation, communication and evaluating resources. It should be calm, specific, respectful and clear about uncertainty. It must not prescribe medication, doses, treatment changes or personal targets, and must direct individual medical questions to a qualified professional.
Preparation and attribution
Drafting and editing may use software, including AI-assisted tools. Such assistance is not clinical review. Sources and limitations should remain visible, and publication must not imply that a clinician or named specialist checked a page unless that contribution is verified and specifically identified. The publisher is responsible for what appears on this website.
Sources and claims
Check factual statements against material suited to the claim. Use current manufacturer instructions for product handling and the responsible authority for local rules. Distinguish practical suggestions from established facts. Titles and summaries must not strengthen a source’s conclusions or promise a health outcome. See Sources & Fact-Checking.
Product-review method and commercial interests
The Gluco6 review considers the label, seller’s product information and research on selected ingredients. We did not test the product and have no clinical data on the finished formula. Product claims are attributed to the seller or label, and ingredient research is not presented as proof that the finished product works. Affiliate commissions create a commercial interest disclosed in the review and in the Affiliate Disclosure.
Maintenance
Material factual errors should be corrected under the Corrections Policy. Update dates should reflect changes actually made. A website update is not, by itself, a claim that every linked external source has been comprehensively re-reviewed.