Nice Health Fox publishes general-wellness and supplement-literacy guides for adults in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada. This page explains how we work.
Who writes the articles. Every article is published under the name “Nice Health Fox Editorial Team”. We do not use pen names or invented experts, and we do not claim that any article has been reviewed by a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian unless a named, real, verifiable professional has actually done so and agreed to be named on that article.
How we research. We start from primary and official sources: regulators (FDA, MHRA, FSA, TGA, Health Canada), the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, and peer-reviewed studies. Each article ends with its sources so you can check our claims. We prefer a primary source over a blog or a brand page, and we say so when evidence is limited or mixed.
What we do not do. We do not diagnose conditions, recommend doses for individuals, or claim that a supplement treats, prevents or cures a disease. Nothing on this site replaces advice from your own doctor, pharmacist or other qualified health professional.
Commercial relationships. We do not currently use affiliate links. If we add any, they will be clearly disclosed next to the link, and they will not change what we write about a product’s evidence.
Corrections and updates. If you find an error, email editorial@nicehealthfox.com. We correct factual mistakes promptly and show the date of the latest update on the article.
Images. Illustrations and example labels on this site are created by us and are marked as illustrative examples when they show a label. They are not photographs of real products.