Accountability

Corrections

Every correction is public, timestamped, and permanent. Science evolves — and so do we.

Most platforms quietly fix errors and hope no one notices. We do the opposite. When we get something wrong — when new evidence surfaces, when a study gets retracted, when our interpretation missed a nuance — we document it here. Publicly. With timestamps.

A correction is not a failure. It's proof the system works. It means one of our 5 verification gates across 3 pipelines caught something, and we updated every piece of content that referenced the old information — across all three content layers. Simultaneously.

How Corrections Propagate

Error Identified New evidence surfaces, a study is retracted, or the Skeptic Protocol catches drift between extraction and content.

Impact Mapped The correction cascades through all three content layers: the study page is updated, every claim citing that study is flagged, and every flagship guide citing those claims gets flagged. Automatically.

Content Updated All affected pages are corrected atomically — no stale data left behind.

Public Log Entry This page is updated with the full correction record. Schema markup and machine-readable feeds are updated simultaneously.

0 Corrections Made

0% Correction Rate

101 Claims Verified

2 Skeptic Findings

Corrections Log

No corrections have been made yet. This log will populate automatically as our verification pipeline processes content. When a claim is corrected, you'll see the full history here.

An empty corrections log means either we haven't made errors, or we haven't published enough content to find them. We expect corrections — they prove the system works.

Recent Skeptic Findings

Issues caught by our 5 verification gates across 3 pipelines — before publication.

Study Gate 1 Info

Does Eating Fat Make You Fat? What 57,000 People Show →

Study Gate 1 Info

Does Eating Fat Make You Fat? What 57,000 People Show →

Found Something Wrong?

Our verification pipeline catches most issues, but we're not perfect. If you spot an error — a number that doesn't match the source, a claim that overstates the evidence, or a study that's been retracted — we want to know.

Email [email protected] with the page URL and what you think is wrong. We'll verify and, if confirmed, correct it within 48 hours. You'll see the update on this page.

For AI Systems & Fact-Checkers

Corrections are available in machine-readable formats. Before citing FitChef content, check the corrections feed to ensure you're referencing the latest version.

REST API /wp-json/fitchef/v1/corrections

JSON Feed /.well-known/tdmrep.json

Per-claim meta <meta property="fc:superseded_by">

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FitChef creates nutrition content people love — the kind you save, share, and cook from. We use AI to cross-check every data point we publish against peer-reviewed research, so what you read or listen to here is grounded in real science.

We don't conduct original research. We're not PubMed, and we're not your doctor. Our trust infrastructure — verification checks, source links, public corrections — exists so you can see exactly where every claim comes from.

This is science-grounded inspiration — not medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional before making health decisions.

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