How not to make medical claims without ruining your story:

1. Don’t say that your results will be the same for someone else.
2. Don’t say that this is a cure, a treatment, or a pharmaceutical. A great way to say this, is This is what I have used in lieu or in combination with traditional or modern medicine and have had the following results with my Utoya products.
3. Don’t promise someone reading or watching your reviews that they will be healed. A great way to put this is: I have experienced the following benefits with these products, and maybe you can too!
4. Don’t diagnose or treat people in your comments. In other-words, on your content, you will likely have people approach you with “I have _____ and I am _____ feet tall and weigh ____.” or something similar. Some people pour out their whole medical record in public posts. So please, refrain from saying “You should use ____ for _____.”. A better way of approaching this is simply saying “I’m not a doctor, but I’d like to help you the best I can. I used ______ for ______ and I had the following results. Perhaps you could try this for yourself. But of course, for the best information, you can reach out to the company and consult your doctor. All kinds of things interact so it’s best to be safe!“

In short, be relative, but don’t put yourself in a position where you’re suddenly giving medical advice to people on the internet. Whether you feel you know for sure or know the person very well, it doesn’t bode well for your content to do this, and it reflects on us as well. Please be safe, be smart, and when in doubt ask them to reach out to us with their questions and we will help them out from there!