Privacy and the fixed reader
Gut in Perspective publishes the same care-context text for every visitor. There is no account, medicine selector, symptom submission, uploaded record or private conversation with a clinician through these pages.
Nothing to submit for an assessment
The four reader discussions do not collect answers or return a personalized recommendation. There is no generated care plan, downloadable worksheet, saved appointment agenda or health-data export. The article library is a visible directory, with no personal search profile or filtering form.
A temporary reading preference
Choosing larger text changes the current reading view. The preference remains in page memory and is not saved to cookies, localStorage or sessionStorage; reloading starts at the default size. Moving to a named section uses an ordinary URL fragment and browser history, rather than sending an answer to an assessment endpoint.
Loading a website still uses a network
Pages and locally hosted resources are requested from the site’s delivery infrastructure. That process can involve technical details such as the requested address and a network IP address. We do not claim that hosts or browsers retain no operational records. The text-size control and same-page reading links do not create a custom health-report request.
Source and seller destinations
External links lead to organizations with their own practices. The CoreAge offer carries the referral values explained in the disclosure; visiting it also produces an ordinary request to the destination. Information supplied in a purchase or another website’s form is outside this publication’s fixed reader. No absence of forms here establishes a privacy guarantee for those destinations.