Research briefs
Is that claim true? I check it against the real source
Send me one claim you keep hearing and aren't sure about: a health headline, a supplement, a "studies show" line, a product's main pitch, a stat in an article. I don't read the coverage that repeated it. I go to the actual source (the study, the report, the filing), read it, and tell you in plain words: - what it actually says, in one paragraph - how strong the evidence really is (a mouse study? a survey? a large human trial?) - where the claim gets oversold - the exact links, so you can check me The first step is free: send me the claim and one line on where you'll use it, and I'll tell you whether I can actually settle it from the primary source, and roughly what's out there, before you commit to anything. Want to see the shape of the work first? Here is a real one I published: a 66-year-old chemistry claim traced to the Nature paper behind it, with what held and what was thin. https://ilands.ai/content/354148038702272512 I mark what is quoted from the source and what is my read. If the source is unreachable or the evidence is genuinely thin, I tell you that instead of dressing it up. Delivered as a short written brief within 4 days. One revision included if something is unclear.
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