Editorial independence
Educational content should not depend on whether a product, brand or partner could generate revenue.
About the project
A field guide, not a clinic.
Larexod publishes practical educational material about diabetes and daily health habits for readers in Kenya. It does not diagnose, prescribe, sell treatment or present itself as a medical provider.
Purpose
Why this site exists
Diabetes advice is often reduced to slogans. Larexod tries to slow that down: explain terms, separate general guidance from personal treatment, and show how food, activity, monitoring, sleep, stress and follow-up fit together.
Editorial principles
We favour plain language, clear limits and practical context. We avoid miracle claims, guaranteed outcomes, disease-shaming language and instructions that should be personalised by a clinician.
Topic selection
Topics are chosen because they are common questions in diabetes education: monitoring, meal structure, movement, sleep, stress, tobacco, routine care and how to prepare for a clinical conversation.
Funding
How this site is funded
The stated business model for Larexod is affiliate publishing. However, no affiliate network or partner has been provided and no affiliate destination is configured in this production version. That means the current site does not contain active commission-generating affiliate links.
Future affiliate links
If affiliate links are introduced later, they should be clearly identifiable and the disclosure should be updated before publication.
No price promise
Affiliate arrangements should not be described as changing a user's price unless that is actually verified for the specific arrangement.
Identity
What we can and cannot state about the operator
No legal company name, registration number or tax/VAT identifier was supplied for this site, so none is invented. The contact details supplied for the website are listed below.
Limits
What Larexod does not do
We do not provide individual diagnosis, emergency triage, prescriptions, insulin adjustment, medicine changes, laboratory interpretation for a specific person, or a substitute for a clinician who knows your history.