Source Categories
We prioritize current label information, seller-controlled pages, government health resources and peer-reviewed research. Third-party pages can help locate claims but should not automatically be treated as authoritative.
Commercial Terms
Price, shipping, bonuses and guarantee language are time-sensitive. We label them as seller-facing terms and encourage readers to verify the checkout page.
Source Categories
Different claims require different source types. Product labels and official seller materials are useful for what a product contains and how it is sold. Peer-reviewed human research can inform questions about an ingredient or intervention. Government, regulatory, academic, and professional sources can provide broader safety or scientific context. No single source type answers every question.
Ingredient Evidence vs Product Evidence
A recurring rule on this site is to keep ingredient research separate from evidence on the finished formula. If a study investigates a particular extract, dose, standardized preparation, or branded ingredient, its findings should not automatically be described as a trial of Joint Genesis. Matching the study population, intervention, duration, and outcome is part of responsible interpretation.
Commercial Sources
Package price, shipping, guarantee, bottle count, and checkout language are time-sensitive. For those claims, seller-facing materials and the current checkout are more appropriate than an old article or a third-party summary. Because commercial terms can change, pages may remind readers to verify the live offer.
Cross-Checking and Uncertainty
Important claims are reviewed for consistency across the label, seller information, research, and surrounding context. When sources conflict or evidence is incomplete, the page should preserve the uncertainty rather than choose the most promotional interpretation. The goal is traceable reasoning, not a predetermined positive or negative conclusion.
Corrections and Updates
Sources can become outdated, links can change, and labels can be reformulated. When a material source changes or a factual error is identified, the relevant page may be updated. Readers can report source problems through the Contact page and should identify the exact claim that needs review.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sources does the site prefer?
The site uses labels, official seller information, relevant human research, and authoritative scientific or regulatory sources according to the claim being evaluated.
Does one study prove Joint Genesis works?
No. A single study may concern an ingredient or different preparation and may not establish the effectiveness of the finished product.
Why use the seller for price information?
Prices, shipping, package options, and guarantees are commercial details that can change and are best verified at the current source.
What happens when sources conflict?
The page should describe the uncertainty and avoid presenting a stronger conclusion than the available evidence supports.
Can I report an outdated source?
Yes. Send the page URL, the claim, and the updated or authoritative source so the information can be reviewed.