How BiomeLogic protects scope, evidence, and trust.

• Educational systems-biology consulting
• Mechanistic case synthesis
• Written educational summaries
• Clinician-discussion questions
• Framework-based interpretation (Host Capacity Model)

• Not diagnosis
• Not treatment
• Not prescribing
• Not urgent triage
• Not a replacement for licensed medical care
• Not supplement, dosing, or protocol guidance
• Not a clinical decision-support system

Every framework claim is mapped to one of seven evidence tiers. The tier appears on articles, services, and the Claim Ledger.

Established biology

Standard biochemistry, physiology, or cell biology accepted across mainstream textbooks and reviews.

Literature-supported mechanism

Mechanism with multiple peer-reviewed studies converging on a coherent biological explanation.

Mechanistic inference

A reasoned chain that connects established components into a candidate explanation. Not a clinical fact.

HCM interpretation

BiomeLogic's Host Capacity Model interpretation — a framework lens for educational discussion, not a diagnosis.

Clinical pattern observation

Patterns observed across consulting cases. Hypothesis-generating, not validated by controlled trials.

Hypothesis

Plausible idea worth testing. Limited direct evidence so far.

Exploratory

Early-stage thinking shared transparently. May change with new evidence.

Public claims are mapped to evidence tiers, reviewed under BiomeLogic editorial standards, and where appropriate connected to the Claim Ledger so readers can see what would weaken each claim.

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• Last-reviewed dates on every major page
• Title risk scoring across seven dimensions
• Scope-safe language and excerpt softening
• Per-article claim cards with falsification criteria
• Article risk badges and founder review on high-risk pages
• External review when topics fall outside framework scope

BiomeLogic reports and articles are designed to support discussion with a licensed care team. BiomeLogic does not direct care. Clinician-facing summaries deliberately avoid diagnosis or treatment language and instead surface candidate mechanisms and questions.

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• BiomeLogic offers paid educational consulting.
• Articles may lead readers to consider those services.
• Content is not written to sell supplements, medications, or protocols.
• No affiliate supplement model is used unless explicitly disclosed on the page.

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• Do not use for diagnosis or treatment recommendations.
• Preserve scope disclaimers when quoting.
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