Here is some information about Nutrition Advance, our content, the creation process, our focus on accuracy and objectivity, and the purpose of our published content.
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Purpose
The aim of Nutrition Advance is to provide accurate and reliable information on food and nutrition topics to help people.
Nutrition is an essential topic, yet there is a lot of misinformation out there. To address this, we focus on three key factors when writing and publishing each article: accuracy, objectivity, and evidence-based information.
Each article is written to be easy for the general public to understand while offering helpful information that promotes a deeper knowledge of specific foods or nutritional topics.
Nutrition Advance strives to distill nutritional information into a reader-friendly format, summarizing key takeaways in an objective and unbiased way to educate and empower our audience.
While we source nutritional data from U.S.-based institutions like the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), our articles are intended for readers worldwide.
Who Is Responsible for the Website and Content?
The content on Nutrition Advance has been written by Michael Joseph Hartley, MSc, ANutr, who owns the website.
Michael works as a nutritionist in a community setting and holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Aberdeen.
He is a Registered Associate Nutritionist with the Association for Nutrition.
You can read Michael Joseph Hartley’s full professional profile and credentials here.
AI Policy
We do not use generative AI in the creation of our articles.
All articles are planned, researched, and written in their entirety by human hand.
Advertising Policy
Nutrition Advance articles may feature ads, which are managed and selected by an advertising agency. These ads help to fund the running of the website, but in no circumstances do they influence editorial content.
Feedback
We encourage feedback on our articles.
Is there something useful that we could add to make it more informative? Did you notice a mistake, or is there something you feel isn’t quite right?
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