1. About these terms

These terms apply to use of krenvel.info and its editorial material. By browsing the website, visitors agree to use it lawfully and respectfully.

For example, simply reading an article, subscribing to the newsletter or submitting the contact form all count as use of the platform and bring these terms into effect for that visit. In practice, if a visitor disagrees with any part of these terms, the appropriate step is to stop using the website rather than continue browsing while disputing individual clauses. An edge case is automated access, such as a script or crawler retrieving pages at high frequency; this is permitted only where it respects robots.txt and does not place unreasonable load on the hosting infrastructure, consistent with normal web etiquette. These terms sit alongside the privacy policy and cookie policy, and together the three documents form the full legal basis for using krenvel.info.

  • (a) These terms apply to every page, article and form on krenvel.info.
  • (b) They should be read together with the privacy policy and cookie policy.
  • (c) Continued use of the site after a dated update means the current version applies to that visit.

2. Editorial purpose

Krenvel publishes general information for education and reading context. Content is not personal advice and should not be used as the sole basis for an important decision.

For example, an article on hydration and energy levels is written to explain general findings from published research, not to tell any individual reader exactly how much water to drink given their own routine and circumstances. In practice, this means the editorial purpose of the site is closer to a magazine feature than to a personalised consultation, and readers should treat it accordingly when deciding how much weight to give any single article. An edge case is a reader who combines information from several Krenvel articles to form their own view; this is a normal and expected use of editorial content, but it still does not amount to individual advice tailored to that reader's specific health, lifestyle or circumstances. This editorial purpose is consistent with the fuller explanation given in the disclaimer, which should be read alongside this section for the complete picture.

  • (a) Articles are written for general readership, not for any single reader's specific situation.
  • (b) Combining several articles does not create personalised advice.
  • (c) The disclaimer page provides the fuller explanation of these editorial boundaries.

3. Accuracy

The team makes reasonable efforts to review material, but research and external links can change. We welcome corrections through [email protected].

For example, an article citing a specific study is checked against the source at the time of writing, but if that study is later revised or a public health body updates its general guidance, the article may not reflect the change until it is next reviewed. In practice, this is why article pages display a review date rather than claiming permanent, real-time accuracy, and readers relying on time-sensitive information should check for a more recent version if one appears to exist. An edge case is a reader who spots a factual error or an outdated reference; reporting this through [email protected] is actively encouraged, and corrections are typically reviewed within a reasonable period, with clear factual errors usually addressed promptly once verified. We do not guarantee that every external link referenced within an article will remain live or unchanged indefinitely, for the same reasons set out in the disclaimer's external sources section.

  • (a) Reasonable editorial review is applied before publication, but no article is treated as permanently fixed.
  • (b) Reader-reported corrections via [email protected] are reviewed and, where verified, actioned.
  • (c) External links may change independently of Krenvel's own editorial schedule.

4. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise stated, text, design and original graphics belong to Krenvel Health Ltd. Readers may link to pages and quote brief passages with attribution.

For example, a reader or another publisher wanting to reference a Krenvel article can quote a short passage and link back to the original page, provided the quote is clearly attributed to Krenvel and is not presented as that person's own original writing. In practice, reproducing an entire article, or a substantial part of it, without permission would go beyond the brief-quotation allowance described here and would require prior written consent from Krenvel Health Ltd. An edge case is the site's visual design, layout and original illustrations, which are treated the same way as text for these purposes; copying the overall look and feel of krenvel.info for another website is not covered by the brief-quotation allowance. Requests to reproduce longer excerpts, or to use material for purposes such as republication, translation or commercial redistribution, can be sent to [email protected] for consideration on a case-by-case basis.

  • (a) Brief quotations with clear attribution and a link back are permitted.
  • (b) Reproduction of full articles or the site's visual design requires prior written permission.
  • (c) Requests for extended use can be sent to [email protected].

5. External links

External links are provided for context. Krenvel is not responsible for availability, content or privacy practices on another website.

For example, a link within an article to an NHS page or a published research paper is included purely so readers can consult the underlying source, and it does not imply that Krenvel has reviewed everything else published elsewhere on that external website. In practice, if an external site later changes its content, introduces advertising, or alters its own privacy practices, those changes are entirely outside Krenvel's control and are governed by that external site's own terms and policies. An edge case is a link that becomes broken or redirects somewhere unexpected after publication; readers who notice this are encouraged to report it via [email protected] so it can be corrected during a routine review, as described in the disclaimer. This section should be read together with the external sources section of the disclaimer, which explains this point in more detail from a data-and-privacy perspective.

6. Availability

We aim to keep the platform available but cannot promise uninterrupted access. Maintenance, hosting events and events outside our reasonable control may affect availability.

For example, scheduled maintenance on the hosting infrastructure may occasionally cause brief downtime, typically planned outside of peak reading hours where practical, though exact timing cannot always be guaranteed in advance. In practice, factors outside Krenvel's reasonable control, such as a wider internet outage or a fault at a third-party hosting provider, can also affect availability temporarily, and Krenvel is not liable for losses arising from such interruptions. An edge case is a sustained outage lasting more than a short period; in that situation, updates may be posted through Krenvel's available channels, such as social media where applicable, while the underlying issue is resolved with the hosting provider. Krenvel does not offer a formal service-level guarantee for uptime, consistent with its nature as a free, editorial information resource rather than a paid service.

7. Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. Courts in England and Wales have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory consumer rights.

For example, if a dispute arose about the interpretation of these terms, it would be resolved under the law of England and Wales, regardless of the country from which a reader is browsing the website. In practice, this choice of governing law does not remove any mandatory protections a consumer may have under the law of their own country of residence, where such protections cannot be excluded by contract. An edge case is a reader based outside England and Wales who has a consumer dispute; local mandatory consumer protection rules in that reader's own jurisdiction may still apply alongside, rather than instead of, the governing law stated here. Nothing in this section is intended to exclude or limit liability for matters that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under English law, such as liability for fraud.

8. Contact

Krenvel Health Ltd, 44 Deansgate, Manchester M2 4WB, [email protected]. Reviewed 24 September 2026.

For example, questions about these terms, requests to reproduce material under section 4, or reports of a broken external link under section 5, can all be sent to the same address, [email protected], and will be directed to the appropriate part of the editorial team. In practice, postal correspondence can be sent to the Manchester address above, though email is generally faster for routine queries given the small size of the editorial team. An edge case is a formal legal notice relating to these terms; such notices should be marked clearly as such and sent to the postal address above to ensure they are handled appropriately rather than treated as a routine reader enquiry. These terms are reviewed on the same general schedule as the site's other legal pages, with the review date above updated whenever a material change is made.