QUESTIONS, FEEDBACK AND CORRECTIONS
Contact Fruitful Years with a clear next question
Have a suggestion, a website problem or a question about an article? Contact Ken Gardner and the Fruitful Years team here. For personal medical decisions, speak with your primary care provider rather than sending health records to this site.
Educational guidance. Not medical advice.
What can we help with?
A factual correction
Why it may matter: A precise reference makes a possible error easier to assess.
What to discuss or track: Include the article URL, the sentence in question and a source link if available.
A website or tool problem
Why it may matter: Knowing where a problem happens helps us understand it.
What to discuss or track: Tell us the page, your device and what you expected, without including personal health information.
An article suggestion
Why it may matter: Reader questions help identify topics that need clearer explanations.
What to discuss or track: Describe the general topic; leave individual diagnosis and treatment questions for your clinician.
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We aim to acknowledge citation challenges, factual corrections and broken-link reports within five business days. Full assessment may take longer. This is not an emergency or medical advice service.
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One clear question is enough
- Pick one priority. Lead with the page or problem that matters most.
- Keep habit experiments separate from support requests. If a suitable routine is being tried for two weeks, note practical barriers for your clinician; do not use this form to monitor symptoms.
- Leave scores out of the diagnosis. We cannot interpret biological-age results or provide personalised treatment.
For urgent symptoms, seek appropriate medical care rather than waiting for a reply.
Three steps to a useful message
- Find the page. Copy its address or name the tool.
- Describe one issue. Explain the unclear wording, correction or technical problem briefly.
- Choose the right next step. Send website feedback here; bring health decisions to your primary care provider.
Evidence, context and clear limits
Recognised starting points include Canada’s 24-Hour Movement Guidelines, Canada’s Food Guide and the National Institute on Aging. These resources offer general guidance, not an individual treatment plan or an endorsement of Fruitful Years.
A biomarker change or a checklist score does not establish biological age, predict lifespan or prove that a habit extends life. Use the information to prepare questions for your primary care provider.
Educational guidance. Not medical advice. Read the medical disclaimer.
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