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Editorial Policy

Last updated: November 2026

The short version: We earn commissions on some products we write about, and we say so. We try to report what sellers claim separately from what evidence shows, we do not promise health results, and we correct mistakes. Here is how that works in practice.

1. Our purpose

The Daily Smart Info Wellness helps readers make better-informed decisions about wellness products. Our goal is to explain clearly, not to pressure anyone into buying. Some readers will decide a product is not for them, and that is a good outcome.

2. Money and independence

We earn affiliate commissions when readers buy products through links on the Site. This is our main source of income, and it creates a conflict of interest that we do not hide. Our commitments to manage it:

We disclose affiliate links clearly, near the top of the page and next to the link where practical. See our Affiliate Disclosure.
A seller cannot pay to change what we write, and we do not accept payment for a favorable description.
We include limits, downsides and unanswered questions, even when they make a sale less likely.
We do not rank or describe a product as better because it pays a higher commission.

We recognize that these are our own commitments and that readers should still consider our financial interest when reading.

3. Who writes and reviews

Content is prepared by the site operator, Luiz Sérgio Diógenes Sampaio, who is responsible for it. The operator is not a licensed healthcare professional. We do not present anyone as a medical expert, doctor or reviewer unless that person is real, is named, and has actually reviewed the page. See our About page.

4. Use of tools, including AI

We may use software tools, including AI-assisted drafting and research tools, to help organize information and prepare drafts. Drafts are reviewed, checked against sources and edited by the operator before publication, and the operator is responsible for what is published. We do not publish content presented as a person’s own experience when it is not.

5. How we research

Seller information. We read the seller’s official page and policies to record what the seller claims, the price, the guarantee and the terms.
Ingredients and evidence. We look for published research on listed ingredients, giving more weight to well-designed human studies than to lab or animal studies, and we note the dose and population studied.
Cross-checking. We compare claims across sources and flag claims we cannot verify.
Dates. Where it matters, we note when a page was last reviewed, because prices and offers change.

Our evaluation criteria are set out on our Methodology page, and the references we use are listed on our Sources page.

6. How we handle health claims

We do not state or imply that a product diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents a disease.
We attribute claims to their source (“the seller says…”) rather than presenting them as fact.
We do not use customer testimonials or before-and-after stories as proof, and we do not invent them.
We remind readers to speak with a qualified healthcare professional. See our Medical Disclaimer.

7. Advertising and our pages

We may buy advertising, such as Google Ads, to bring readers to our pages. Ads and the pages they lead to follow the same standards as the rest of the Site. We do not present ourselves as a product’s official website or as its seller, and we do not use misleading headlines or false urgency.

8. Updates and corrections

Information changes, and we make mistakes. If you find an error, write to info@thedailysmartinfo.com with the page address and what you believe is wrong. We review corrections promptly, and we fix confirmed errors. For significant corrections, we note the change on the page.

9. Reader feedback and complaints

We welcome criticism. If you believe a page is unfair, inaccurate or misleading, tell us. A company mentioned on the Site may also contact us if it believes a statement is wrong. We will review the request and correct anything that is demonstrably inaccurate, but we do not remove accurate, critical information.

10. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as our practices change. The “Last updated” date shows the current version.