Terms of Use

Terms of Use

Simple, transparent, and respectful — just how we like it.

Welcome to GLP-1 Health Hub (glp1healthhub.com and glp1healthhubblog.blogspot.com). By reading, engaging, or participating here, you agree to these Terms of Use. The goal is simple: to create a safe, educational, and encouraging space for everyone exploring their health journey.

1. Educational, Not Medical Advice

All information shared here is for educational and inspirational purposes only. I am not a medical professional, and the content on this site should not replace the guidance of your healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before starting or changing any medication, including GLP-1 treatments.

2. Respectful Conduct

This is a positive community. Comments, discussions, and emails should reflect mutual respect and kindness. Any abusive, spam, or harmful behavior will be removed without notice.

3. Content Ownership

All original content — including articles, images, and downloadable resources — is created by or for Tonua Norice and GLP-1 Health Hub. Please do not copy, repost, or redistribute materials without written permission. You may, however, share links to posts with proper credit and source citation.

4. Affiliate & Advertising Disclosure

Some posts may include affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through them — at no extra cost to you. Transparency is essential here. These partnerships help support the time, research, and creative work that go into maintaining this free educational resource.

5. Changes to These Terms

Occasionally, this policy may be updated to reflect new features, legal requirements, or improvements in clarity. Any changes will be posted on this page with a revised date at the top.

If you continue to use this site after updates are published, it means you agree to the revised terms.

6. Contact

For questions, requests, or clarifications, you can contact me directly at info@glp1healthhub.com.

“Transparency keeps us aligned — clarity is a form of care.” — Tonua Norice

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