1. Educational information only
Larexod publishes general educational information. Content is not a medical diagnosis, prescription, treatment plan or substitute for a healthcare professional who can assess you personally.
2. No doctor-patient relationship
Reading an article, using an interactive checklist or sending a message does not create a doctor-patient relationship. No clinician is identified as operating this website, and no medical team, clinic licence or healthcare-provider status is claimed.
3. Diabetes varies by type and person
Type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes and other forms differ. Treatment can involve insulin, other medicines, food planning, physical activity, monitoring and complication screening. A general page cannot determine which combination is appropriate for a specific reader.
4. Do not change medication from website content
Do not start, stop, skip, reduce, increase or substitute insulin or other prescription medicine because of something read on this site. Medication decisions should be discussed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
5. Glucose targets are individual
The site avoids presenting a single glucose target as correct for everyone. Personal targets may differ with age, pregnancy, treatment, risk of hypoglycaemia, other medical conditions and clinical goals.
6. Emergency and urgent symptoms
This website cannot triage an emergency. Seek prompt medical care for severe or worsening symptoms, loss of consciousness, confusion, difficulty breathing, persistent vomiting, severe dehydration, repeated very high or low readings, or any situation that feels urgent. Do not wait for an email reply from this website.
7. Food and physical activity
General healthy-eating and physical-activity guidance may need modification for pregnancy, kidney disease, heart disease, eating disorders, foot problems, eye complications, neuropathy, frailty, recurrent low glucose or other conditions. Personal advice matters.
8. No guaranteed outcome
No article guarantees prevention, remission, weight loss, a specific glucose result or freedom from complications. Health outcomes depend on many factors, including biology, healthcare access, treatment, environment and individual circumstances.
9. Images
Images are illustrative. A person shown in an image should not be assumed to have diabetes, use a particular treatment, endorse the site or represent a typical outcome.
10. External sources and changing guidance
Public-health guidance, device instructions and legal rules can change. We aim to use reputable sources, but readers should confirm important clinical decisions with current professional guidance.
11. Affiliate and commercial context
The site's declared business model is affiliate publishing, but there are no active affiliate links in the current build. Future commercial relationships should not be interpreted as medical endorsement.
12. Contact form
The contact form is not a confidential medical portal and should not be used to send detailed medical records. Messages are routed by email if the host's mail service is configured.
13. Liability
To the extent permitted by law, responsibility for decisions made solely on the basis of general website information remains with the user. Nothing in this disclaimer removes rights or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.
14. Contact
Questions about this disclaimer can be sent to [email protected].
15. Blood glucose meters and devices
Device accuracy, test-strip compatibility, calibration requirements, storage conditions and interpretation rules vary by product. Follow the instructions supplied with your device and seek professional help if results are inconsistent with symptoms or clinical expectations. Larexod does not certify a specific meter or continuous glucose monitor.
16. Low blood glucose
Hypoglycaemia can be serious, particularly for people using insulin or certain glucose-lowering medicines. This website does not provide a personalised low-glucose treatment protocol. People at risk should follow the plan given by their healthcare team and ensure family or colleagues know what to do where appropriate.
17. High blood glucose and illness
Illness, dehydration, missed insulin and other factors can contribute to dangerous hyperglycaemia. General website content cannot distinguish a routine high reading from an urgent situation. Repeated abnormal readings with significant symptoms require professional assessment.
18. Foot care and wounds
People with diabetes can have increased risk from foot wounds, reduced sensation or circulation problems. Photographs and general self-care tips are not a substitute for assessment of an ulcer, infection, colour change, swelling or unexplained pain.
19. Pregnancy
Pregnancy changes glucose targets and treatment priorities. Anyone pregnant or planning pregnancy should use advice from an appropriate maternity and diabetes care team rather than applying general adult guidance from this website.
20. Kidney, heart and eye conditions
Diet, exercise, medicines and fluid advice may need modification for kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, diabetic eye disease and other complications. The site cannot identify those conditions or determine what restrictions are appropriate.
21. Mental health and eating behaviour
Food tracking, weight discussions and glucose monitoring can be distressing for some people. If diabetes care is contributing to anxiety, depression, disordered eating or burnout, seek appropriate professional support. Health management should not be framed as a moral test.
22. Children and adolescents
Diabetes care for children and teenagers requires age-appropriate clinical supervision, education and family support. Adult lifestyle information on this site should not be treated as a paediatric treatment plan.
23. Supplements and traditional remedies
Natural, herbal or traditional does not automatically mean safe or effective. Supplements and remedies can interact with medicines or affect glucose. Larexod does not endorse stopping prescribed treatment in favour of an unverified remedy.
24. Nutritional examples
Meal photographs and food examples illustrate concepts such as vegetables, pulses or meal structure. They do not represent a prescribed portion, carbohydrate count or guaranteed glucose response. Preparation methods and serving sizes can substantially change nutritional content.
25. Physical-activity examples
Walking and other activities shown on the site are examples, not fitness prescriptions. People with complications, recent illness, injury, recurrent hypoglycaemia or other health concerns may need individual precautions before changing activity levels.
26. No laboratory interpretation service
The contact form should not be used to upload or transcribe laboratory reports for diagnosis. Values such as HbA1c, fasting glucose, kidney tests or cholesterol need interpretation in clinical context.
27. Source limitations
Public-health sources provide broad guidance for populations. They do not contain every exception relevant to an individual reader. Summaries on Larexod may simplify technical material for readability and should not replace the original professional guidance where precision is important.
28. Technology and outages
Interactive tools on the site are simple educational interface elements. They are not validated medical devices, do not calculate medication doses and should not be used to make emergency decisions. Browser or server errors may also affect display.
29. Commercial neutrality of medical statements
Future affiliate revenue must not be interpreted as evidence that a linked product is medically necessary or superior. Medical statements should remain independent of commission arrangements.
30. Final responsibility for care
Use this site to improve understanding and prepare questions. Use qualified healthcare professionals, official device instructions and appropriate emergency services for decisions that require individual assessment.