Evidence over hype. Understanding over rules.
How we make the journal · October 1, 2026
Start with an everyday question
The journal helps adults understand food and food records. We separate evidence from practical examples and do not prescribe individual diets or treatment.
Use traceable evidence
We prioritize institutional guidance, peer-reviewed papers and systematic reviews. Sources and publication dates are visible. Associations are not presented as proof of causation, and individual findings are not described as scientific consensus.
Explain limitations
Population, duration and design affect applicability. Publication dates and evidence search dates are distinguished. Findings from a study are not repurposed as proof of our app’s effectiveness. Editorial meal ideas are labelled as suggestions.
Be clear about authorship and updates
Current articles were drafted with AI assistance under the Caloreport editorial team name and checked against public sources. They have not been individually reviewed by a medical professional. Review dates reflect actual checks; substantive future revisions should have a change note.
Disclose commercial context
Caloreport runs this journal and includes links to its app. Cited research does not validate or endorse Caloreport. Current articles contain no paid sponsorships or affiliate links.
Correct and connect
Report errors through the contact page with the article address and relevant details. New stories should link to foundational articles, with existing stories reviewed alongside them.