Label facts come first
Product-specific statements are checked against the current package, Supplement Facts panel, and approved product records. We distinguish the finished product from general ingredient research.
Editorial policy
Clear sources, visible authorship, and careful boundaries.
This policy explains how ZenUP prepares educational content for its U.S. audience and how product facts are kept separate from general wellness information.
Sources must be traceable
Health education favors FDA, NIH, NCCIH, other public-health sources, and identifiable peer-reviewed research. References are listed on the article that uses them.
Claims stay measured
ZenUP content does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Uncertainty, product limitations, and the role of professional care are stated when relevant.
AI never publishes by itself
Automation may support research organization or a first draft. AI-assisted articles stay in draft until a brand editor reviews the copy, sources, product facts, and disclosures.
Review and corrections
What each published article must show.
- An author or accountable editorial-team byline.
- A publication date and a date for substantive updates.
- A fact-check date when the article makes health or product comparisons.
- Direct links to the sources used for material factual statements.
- A visible disclosure when AI assisted with the original draft.
To request a correction, use the contact page and include the article URL and the statement you believe should be reviewed.
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