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A few frequently asked questions:
Are we professionally trained?
No, we’re not. We hold multiple university degrees and are very educated in our fields and have a lot of experience with nutrition. As editors we are trained “investigators” and our mission is to search high and low to find the best new advancements in the anti-aging industry. We do spend a lot of time researching, testing and asking the right questions. We are professionals at finding “the” professionals with the answers to your questions. We are NOT doctors, naturopathic doctors, personal trainers or nutritionists.
The information we provide you is just the beginning of your Eat Smart journey. You should ALWAYS consult with your medical doctor or naturopathic doctor to find out if the suggestions we present to you are the right nutritional matches for your aging-well needs.
Should I follow your recommendations if I’m pregnant or thinking of getting pregnant? As we’ve said in the last answer, we are simply bringing to your attention great products available on the market that you might have missed. If you are pregnant, you should ALWAYS consult your obstetrician or medical doctor. They know your medical history and they are the ones who can help you make safe choices for you and your soon-to-be-born baby.
Do you get paid to talk about the products that are featured on the site? That would be great, but we don’t. We do our research and find the latest and the greatest products dealing with aging well and we share them with you.
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