Commercial links should never hide in the small print.

An affiliate link can pay the site a commission after a qualifying purchase, usually without increasing the visitor’s price. If introduced, each paid or tracked link will be labelled clearly beside the link—for example, “Affiliate link: we may earn a commission”. A footer-only disclosure is not enough.

The relevant partner, relationship and tracking purpose must also be added to this page and the privacy and storage notices before activation.

• Payment or commission cannot change a calorie calculation, food preference or safety warning.
• A product must have a clear practical use and must not be described as necessary to succeed.
• Claims must be supported and limitations made visible.
• General equipment such as kitchen scales or storage containers is a safer starting category than supplements.
• No endorsement may be fabricated, and a commercial partner cannot approve editorial claims about itself.

Visitors should be offered a non-commercial route wherever practical. The shopping assistant will not place orders automatically.

Affiliate content must not diagnose, promise weight change, recommend a supplement as treatment or present a restrictive diet as nutritionally complete. Anyone with medical or dietary needs should seek advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional or registered dietitian. Check their credentials with the relevant regulator or professional body in your country or region.

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