Corrections

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Our biomarker, protocol, experiment and person pages summarize research and public statements in our words, and link every source. When we get something wrong or a statement goes out of date, we fix it and say so on the page.

Who can ask

Anyone. If a page describes you, for example what you take, what you stopped or what you recommend, you or your representative can ask us to correct it. Researchers can ask us to fix how we describe their studies, and readers can point out errors of any kind.

How to ask

Use the “Suggest a correction” link on the page, which fills in the subject, or email hello@aumnivida.com. Tell us:

• the page and what it says now;
• what it should say;
• a source we can check, such as your own post, site, video, interview or the study itself;
• if you are the person named, or represent them.

A person’s own public statement is the strongest source for what they do. If you would rather not make a public statement, tell us what is wrong and we will check it against the sources we have, or remove the entry if we cannot confirm it.

What happens next

We read every request. When a request holds up, we change the page, update the date the status was last checked, and add a dated note to the page’s Corrections section saying what changed. We do not remove accurate, sourced information because someone dislikes it, but we add their response when they ask us to.

How we keep pages current

Every statement about what a person tries carries the date we last checked it against their own words. We recheck these regularly, and entries we cannot confirm are removed rather than guessed.