Grenova policies

Disclaimer

EDITORIAL INFORMATION ONLY

Grenova is an independent editorial platform. All content published on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations of any kind. The information presented is based on publicly available research and is intended to inform, not advise.

NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ADVICE

The information on this website is NOT a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the guidance of your GP or another qualified healthcare professional with any questions you may have regarding your health or a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read on this website. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E immediately.

NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR SELF-TREATMENT

Grenova and its editorial team accept no responsibility or liability for any actions taken by readers on the basis of information found on this website without prior consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. We strongly advise against self-diagnosis and self-treatment. Readers who make changes to their diet, supplement intake or lifestyle based solely on information from this website do so entirely at their own risk.

Scope and updates

This notice applies to every article, newsletter, link and downloadable resource published by Grenova. Content may be revised when sources change or a correction is needed. The latest version is available on this page and was reviewed on 9 September 2026.

How to read this notice

This notice should be read alongside the individual article and any source notes shown on the page. It describes the limits of the Grenova editorial service rather than assessing an individual reader’s circumstances. Examples are included to make the practical boundaries clear, but they do not change the informational nature of the material.

Article summaries are general and may not reflect every person’s situation.
External links should be checked for their own date, scope and terms.
Readers should keep a record of questions they wish to raise with a qualified professional.

Sources, corrections and reader feedback

Grenova aims to identify the general source basis for substantial editorial statements and to correct material errors when they are brought to our attention. A correction may involve updating wording, adding context or appending an editorial note. Readers can contact [email protected] with the page address, the relevant passage and a concise explanation of the concern.

We normally acknowledge a correction enquiry within five working days and aim to complete an initial review within 20 working days. A correction enquiry is not a route for obtaining personal guidance, urgent assistance or an individual assessment. Requests involving immediate safety should be directed to the appropriate emergency service.

Third-party material and individual decisions

Grenova may refer to public research, public bodies, books, websites and embedded services. A reference is provided for context and does not mean that Grenova has verified every statement made by a third party or adopted its conclusions. Readers remain responsible for checking the date and relevance of material before relying on it in a personal decision.

Any example involving food, activity, supplements or routines is descriptive rather than an instruction. Personal circumstances, existing care, allergies, accessibility needs and other considerations may materially affect how information should be understood.

Review history

This disclaimer was reviewed on 9 September 2026. Previous material may have been updated to improve clarity, correct factual errors or reflect changes to the website. The review date does not mean that every linked source was published on that date.

Grenova intends to review this page at least annually and sooner when a significant change affects the scope of the website. The page should be read in its current form because archived wording may no longer describe the service.

Additional scope and practical boundaries

This disclaimer applies to material displayed on grenova.info, including article text, summaries, navigation labels, newsletters and downloadable resources. It also applies when a page is viewed through a search result, shared link or saved copy, although the surrounding service may change over time. A general description of a food, activity or routine is not an assessment of a particular person. Readers should consider the date, context and source notes attached to any material they read.

For example, an article may describe how researchers measure a general topic without explaining every factor that can affect an individual. A reader should not infer a personal conclusion from an example, chart or quotation. Information about nutrition or daily routines may also be incomplete when viewed without the full article. The safest practical approach is to treat each page as background reading and raise relevant questions with a qualified healthcare professional.

Sources, corrections and reader feedback

Grenova may refer to public research, public bodies and other editorial sources when preparing material. A source reference provides context, but it does not mean that every linked page is current, complete or suitable for every reader. We welcome notices about broken links, unclear wording and factual errors at [email protected].

We normally acknowledge a correction enquiry within five working days and aim to complete an initial review within 20 working days. A review may result in an amended passage, an editorial note or no change where the existing wording is supported by the available source. Feedback about an urgent personal situation is outside the scope of the editorial desk.

Third-party services and embedded material

The website may contain links to external publishers, public information services or embedded features such as a map. Those services have their own terms, privacy notices and accessibility arrangements. Grenova cannot control changes made by an external provider after a link or embed is published.

Readers should check the destination address before sharing information and should use the provider’s own contact route for questions about its content. An external reference is included for orientation and does not constitute an endorsement, partnership or personal recommendation.

Review history and document changes

This disclaimer was reviewed on 9 September 2026. The review considered the scope of the editorial pages, correction handling, external links and the wording used to explain the limits of the service. The date is included so that readers can distinguish the current notice from an earlier version.

Grenova expects to review this page at least once every 12 months and sooner if the website’s structure changes materially. A later version may clarify wording without changing the underlying editorial purpose. The version published on the website is the version readers should consult when reviewing current use.

Hosting and service information

Grenova Health Ltd is the operator and data controller for the editorial website. Website hosting and routine technical delivery are provided by an established infrastructure provider selected for availability, security controls and UK data protection arrangements. The current hosting provider name and registered contact details can be requested from [email protected].

This disclosure is included so that visitors can identify the party responsible for the website and understand the role of its infrastructure provider. Hosting arrangements may change as the site develops, and this page will be updated when a change materially affects visitor information or service availability.

Generative AI disclosure

Grenova may use software-assisted tools for drafting structure, spelling checks or content organisation. Generative AI is not used as a substitute for editorial review, source checking or professional guidance. A named editor remains responsible for the final wording, and readers should report a material error through the contact details on this website.

Food supplements in Great Britain are regulated as food products under the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003. These products are not medicines and are not regulated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). Personal data is handled in accordance with the UK GDPR and the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).