Trust & transparency

GlutenGo editorial policy

This policy explains how GlutenGo, published by IT KEYS LLC, approaches educational content, sourcing, updates, corrections, and health-related boundaries.

Last reviewed: October 11, 2026

Purpose and sourcing

GlutenGo publishes practical educational content about gluten-free living, labels, ingredients, shopping, eating out, travel, recipes, and celiac-related everyday topics. For health or regulatory claims, we prioritize primary government, medical, or recognized celiac-organization sources and link directly to authoritative references when they materially support the article.

Medical boundaries

Website and app content is educational and is not a diagnosis, treatment plan, individualized dietetic recommendation, or substitute for professional medical advice. Readers should follow guidance from qualified healthcare professionals and verify current product labels, allergen information, and restaurant preparation practices.

Updates and corrections

We update content when a material fact, regulation, product capability, source, or safety recommendation changes. When an article has a materially different update date, that date is shown to readers. We do not change publication or modified dates merely because the website was redeployed.

AI-assisted content

AI may assist with drafting, organization, translation support, or quality checks, but it is not treated as an authoritative source. Factual health and regulatory claims should be grounded in reliable sources, and we do not invent authors, reviewers, credentials, ratings, testimonials, or citations.

Authorship and review

Current blog content is published under the GlutenGo organization and IT KEYS LLC publisher identity. We will only display named authors or medical reviewers when those people are real, have approved the attribution, and their role or credentials can be represented accurately. Until then, we use organization-level authorship rather than fabricated personal bylines.