Research interpretation, not diagnosis or personal treatment advice. Urgent symptoms belong with a clinician, not a browser tab.
A narrower promise

About the lab

The site exists to make the difference between a human outcome, a biomarker and an interesting mouse experiment difficult to miss.

What this site does

Longevity Evidence Lab reviews supplements and healthspan interventions using a fixed evidence matrix. It also tracks selected human studies and provides a browser-based supplement stack audit.

Who edits it

The site is edited under the professional identity Dr T Smith, an organic chemist and experienced science educator. Initials are used to keep the project separate from unrelated professional work. The evidence, sources and revision method are intended to carry the argument.

What it does not do

It does not diagnose illness, assess symptoms, prescribe medicines, replace a pharmacist or provide a personalised longevity programme. It does not sell a house supplement range and does not use an evidence rating as an affiliate ranking.

Corrections

Material errors should be corrected on the relevant dossier with the review date changed. The goal is an inspectable record, not an immaculate past.