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Commercial claims policy

LHN does not assume every commercial claim is false. We do assume commercial incentives should be visible, especially when a clinic, supplement brand, testing company or influencer benefits from a stronger interpretation.

Who might profit:No obvious seller

None Identified

No obvious commercial incentive was identified in the claim context.

Who might profit:Supplement brand

Supplement Brand

A supplement brand may benefit from stronger biomarker or anti-aging interpretations.

Who might profit:Clinic incentive

Clinic Or Telehealth

A clinic, telehealth provider or paid service may benefit from converting interest into appointments or prescriptions.

Who might profit:Affiliate or sponsor incentive

Affiliate Or Sponsor

A publisher or influencer may benefit from commissions or sponsorship.

Who might profit:Testing company

Testing Company

A testing company may benefit when uncertainty is turned into repeat testing demand.

Who might profit:Biotech/investor interest

Biotech Or Investor

A company or investor ecosystem may benefit from frontier claims sounding more mature than they are.

Who might profit:Influencer/product claim

Influencer Product

A claim may be tied to a creator-owned product, course or audience funnel.

Who might profit:Money trail unclear

Unclear

The incentive context is not transparent enough to classify confidently.

Sponsor boundary

Sponsors cannot buy verdicts, evidence certainty, risk labels or regulatory labels. Sponsored placements must be labeled and separated from claim-check methodology.