Last updated: July 22, 2026
This code explains how we work at NexoScience and what you can expect from us as a reader.
How we choose studies
We review scientific literature published in indexed, peer-reviewed journals, prioritizing studies with meaningful sample sizes, solid methodology (randomized trials, meta-analyses, large cohorts) and recent publication. We avoid preliminary studies without peer review or with undisclosed conflicts of interest.
How we write
Every article cites concrete figures from the study (sample size, effect sizes, years of follow-up) and explicitly distinguishes correlation from causation where relevant. If a finding is negative or nuanced, we report it that way, without forcing a more optimistic headline than the evidence supports.
Correcting errors
If you spot a factual error in any article, write to us at nexosciencemedia@gmail.com. We correct confirmed errors as quickly and transparently as possible.
Medical disclaimer
Nothing published on NexoScience should be interpreted as individual medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.