Nutribunk examines nutrition, wellness, and telehealth claims and grades them against the evidence — presented the way every product should be: with the facts on the label.
Who publishes this
Nutribunk publishes as an organization. There are no individual bylines, no author photos, and no personal brands here. That is a deliberate choice, not an oversight: the evidence for a claim does not get stronger because of who assessed it, and a fact-check should stand or fall on its sources. Every piece we publish shows its sources so you can check our work rather than trust us.
How it is funded
Reader donations in Monero. That is the whole list.
- No advertising. Nothing on this site is a paid placement.
- No sponsored content. No brand has ever paid to appear here, favourably or otherwise.
- No affiliate links. We do not earn a commission when you buy a supplement we mention.
The supplement and wellness industries are large, well-funded, and highly motivated to influence coverage of their products. The simplest defence against that is to have nothing to sell and nobody to answer to.
What we cover
Claims that are circulating widely enough to affect what people eat, buy, or refuse — viral social-media diets, supplement marketing, telehealth advertising, and food-safety panics. We cover claims, not people. Being wrong on the internet is not itself newsworthy; being wrong in a way that reaches millions of people and changes their behaviour is.
We also publish news: our own reporting, and reshares of other outlets' work with our commentary. Reshares always credit and link the original outlet prominently — read our Methodology for how we handle that distinction.