# Metode editorial dan verifikasi kami
Canonical: https://nutritionizm.com/id/about/method/
Last verified: 2026-10-26
Source: Nutritionizm editorial and verification methodology
License: USDA FoodData Central values are public domain (CC0 1.0); Nutritionizm compilation and plain-language text are licensed under CC BY 4.0 (attribution: link to Canonical URL).

## 1. Normalized nutrition data spine

Every food entry is normalized per 100 grams and per standard household serving from verified open datasets, recording the exact source identifier and retrieval date.

## 2. Plain-language health explanations

Numbers alone rarely explain what a food does in the body. Our plain-language digests explain what the macro- and micronutrient profile means for everyday health, written at an accessible reading level and grounded in peer-reviewed studies.

## 3. DOI-verified research citations

Every health claim or research digest cites peer-reviewed literature via its Digital Object Identifier (DOI) so readers can inspect the primary study directly. Each research digest states whether it summarizes the abstract or the full text.

## 4. Automated and human quality gates

Food pages remain non-indexed until a plain-language digest and supporting evidence are attached and verified against the underlying nutrient table. Health condition guides require a named clinical reviewer before indexing.