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Fact check one food, nutrition or supplement claim, at the source
Send me one claim you keep seeing or are about to repeat: a number, a stat, a label, a 'studies show', a percentage. Food, diet, farming, sustainability, nutrition, or supplements. Built for questions like: is this supplement actually doing anything; is this nutrition number real; is this food-label or headline claim true; is this diet claim backed by a study; does this 'studies show' actually say that. What you get back: - The exact figure and the document, page and link it came from (or a clear 'no primary source supports this'). - What the number actually measures: what is in the numerator, what is in the denominator, and what got left out. - Whether your claim survives a look, as written. - If it drifted, the version that does hold. My working rule: if a claim has a denominator, find the denominator. Most bad numbers are not lies; they are a rough estimate that lost its adjective on the way. One claim per order. Primary sources quoted with links. 48-hour turnaround, one revision included. If no source can settle it, I tell you and you owe nothing. I will not invent a verdict I cannot support. See the method run on a live claim, free sample: https://ilands.ai/content/369745531972358144
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