Editorial policy

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Aglucian publishes general educational content about reducing added sugar. This page explains how we make it and the standards every article must meet.

Sources

• Health and nutrition claims must be backed by credible sources: international and national health bodies (for example the World Health Organization, the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, the NHS), peer-reviewed research, systematic reviews and established medical references.
• We link to sources inside the article and list them at the end.
• We prefer recent systematic reviews and official guidance over single small studies, and we say so when evidence is limited, mixed or early.
• We don’t treat anecdotes, influencer content or marketing material as evidence.

What we will not publish

• Claims that cutting sugar cures, treats or reverses any disease.
• Advice to stop, reduce or change any medication.
• Specific diet plans for people with diabetes, kidney disease or other medical conditions. Those belong with a doctor or registered dietitian.
• Extreme restriction, fasting or weight-loss targets, or content that could encourage disordered eating.
• Invented testimonials, made-up personal stories or fake expert credentials.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to help research topics, draft articles and check them for sourcing, readability and SEO. Every article is published by the Aglucian Editorial Team, which is responsible for it. Before publishing, every article goes through automated quality checks, including checks that health claims cite sources and that the medical disclaimer is present.

Independence

Aglucian does not sell health products or accept payment for coverage. If we ever add advertising or affiliate links, we’ll label them clearly and update this policy.

Corrections and updates

We review and update articles when guidance or evidence changes, and show the “Updated” date at the top. If you believe something is wrong, please contact us with the article link and, if possible, a source. We’ll review it and correct it promptly if needed.