Medical Disclaimer

Effective date: 1 August 2026
Last updated: 1 August 2026

The information published on MajraHealth.com is provided for general educational and informational purposes only.

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Majra Health is an independent health, nutrition and wellness blog. It is not a medical practice, healthcare provider, hospital, clinic, pharmacy, emergency service or substitute for professional medical care.

By accessing or using this website, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Medical Disclaimer.

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Important: Nothing on Majra Health should be treated as personalised medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, prescription or a recommendation to begin, stop or change any medicine, supplement, treatment, diet or exercise programme.

1. Purpose of This Disclaimer

This Medical Disclaimer explains the nature and limitations of the health, nutrition, wellness, lifestyle and related information published by Majra Health.

It applies to all articles, guides, summaries, images, videos, social media posts, newsletters, downloadable materials, comments and other content published by or on behalf of Majra Health.

The purpose of Majra Health is to help readers understand general health and wellness topics by presenting educational information in an accessible format. The website is not intended to assess an individual’s symptoms, medical history, risk factors or personal circumstances.

Health information can affect people differently. A statement that is generally accurate for one person may not be appropriate for another person because of differences in age, health status, medical history, medicines, allergies, pregnancy, disability or other individual factors.

You are responsible for using appropriate judgement and obtaining professional advice before relying on information published on this website.

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2. Educational Information Only

All content on Majra Health is provided for general education, awareness and information. It is not intended to replace consultation, examination, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified healthcare professional.

Website content may discuss subjects including:

  • General health and wellbeing
  • Nutrition and healthy eating
  • Food safety and hygiene
  • Vitamins, minerals and supplements
  • Physical activity and fitness
  • Mental wellbeing and lifestyle habits
  • Family, pregnancy and children’s health topics
  • Preventive-health awareness
  • Publicly available medical and scientific research
  • Health-related news and educational summaries

The inclusion of a condition, symptom, product, treatment, medicine, supplement or healthcare approach does not mean that Majra Health recommends it for you.

You should not use the website to diagnose yourself or another person. You should also not use website content as the sole basis for making decisions about medical care.

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3. Majra Health Is Not a Healthcare Provider

Majra Health is an informational blog and does not operate as a regulated healthcare service.

Majra Health does not:

  • Examine patients
  • Review individual medical records
  • Provide medical diagnoses
  • Prescribe or dispense medicines
  • Recommend personalised treatment plans
  • Provide emergency medical assistance
  • Monitor symptoms or medical conditions
  • Replace a doctor, pharmacist, dietitian or other qualified professional

The website owner and publisher do not represent themselves as a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or other regulated healthcare practitioner unless a specific article clearly identifies a qualified contributor and accurately states that contributor’s professional credentials.

Any reference to medical or healthcare professionals in an article does not mean that Majra Health itself provides professional healthcare services.

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4. No Doctor–Patient Relationship

Accessing, reading, sharing or commenting on Majra Health content does not create a doctor–patient, clinician–patient, pharmacist–patient, dietitian–client or other professional healthcare relationship.

Sending an email, submitting a contact form, leaving a comment or sending a message through social media also does not create such a relationship.

Majra Health cannot assess your full medical history, examine you, verify symptoms, conduct clinical tests or consider every factor relevant to your health.

Any general response provided to a question or comment should not be treated as personalised medical advice. We may decline to answer individual medical questions and may direct the person to an appropriate healthcare professional.

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5. Seek Qualified Professional Advice

Always seek advice from a qualified doctor, pharmacist, registered dietitian or another appropriately qualified healthcare professional regarding symptoms, medical conditions, medicines, supplements, diet, exercise or treatment.

Professional advice is especially important if you:

  • Have an existing or long-term medical condition
  • Are experiencing new, severe, persistent or worsening symptoms
  • Take prescription or non-prescription medicines
  • Are considering starting or stopping a medicine or supplement
  • Have allergies, intolerances or dietary restrictions
  • Are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding
  • Are seeking information for a child, older adult or vulnerable person
  • Are recovering from surgery, injury or serious illness
  • Have concerns about your mental health or personal safety

Do not disregard, postpone or stop seeking professional medical advice because of something you have read on Majra Health.

Never stop, reduce, increase or otherwise change prescribed medication without first consulting the professional responsible for your care.

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6. Medical Emergencies and Urgent Help

Majra Health is not an emergency service.

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If you believe that you or another person is experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency in the United Kingdom, call 999 immediately or attend the nearest Accident and Emergency department where it is safe and appropriate to do so.

For urgent medical help in the UK that is not a life-threatening emergency, contact NHS 111 by telephone or use the NHS 111 online service.

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Examples of situations that may require urgent or emergency assessment include severe breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, signs of a stroke, severe chest pain, serious injury, heavy bleeding, suspected poisoning, severe allergic reaction or immediate risk of harm.

This list is not exhaustive. If you are uncertain about the seriousness of a condition, seek appropriate professional assistance rather than waiting for a response from Majra Health.

Emails, comments and social media messages sent to Majra Health are not continuously monitored and must never be used to request emergency assistance.

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7. Medicines, Medical Treatments and Healthcare Decisions

Articles published on Majra Health may discuss prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines, vaccines, medical procedures, laboratory testing, surgery, healthcare technologies and other treatment options for educational purposes only.

Information published on this website should never be interpreted as a personal recommendation that a medicine or treatment is suitable, safe or effective for your individual circumstances.

Medicines and medical treatments may have risks, side effects, contraindications, interactions and individual factors that cannot be evaluated through a website.

Before starting, stopping, changing or delaying any medicine or treatment, always consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional who has considered your personal medical history.

Never change the dose of a prescribed medicine solely because of information published on Majra Health.

If you believe that a medicine is causing a serious side effect or allergic reaction, seek urgent medical advice immediately.

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8. Vitamins, Minerals and Food Supplements

Majra Health may publish articles discussing vitamins, minerals, herbal products, botanicals, functional foods and dietary supplements.

Such information is provided for general educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as a recommendation that any supplement should be used by every individual.

Supplements may:

  • Interact with prescription medicines.
  • Interact with other supplements.
  • Cause allergic reactions.
  • Be unsuitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
  • Be unsuitable for children.
  • Be unsuitable before surgery.
  • Contain ingredients that are inappropriate for some medical conditions.

Always read product labels carefully and seek professional advice before using supplements if you have a medical condition, take medicines or are pregnant or breastfeeding.

References to scientific studies should not be interpreted as proof that a supplement is effective or appropriate for every reader.

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9. Nutrition and Dietary Information

Majra Health publishes general nutrition and healthy eating information to encourage informed lifestyle choices.

Nutrition articles are intended for general educational purposes and should not replace personalised dietary advice from a registered dietitian, nutrition professional or doctor.

Individual nutritional needs vary depending on factors including age, gender, medical conditions, allergies, food intolerances, medications, pregnancy, physical activity and cultural or religious preferences.

Information about calories, nutrients, serving sizes or dietary patterns may change as scientific evidence develops.

Readers with diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, gastrointestinal disorders, eating disorders or other medical conditions should obtain professional dietary advice before making significant dietary changes.

Recipes and meal suggestions published on Majra Health are examples only and may not be appropriate for every individual.

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10. Food Allergies and Intolerances

Although Majra Health aims to provide accurate educational information regarding allergens and food safety, readers remain responsible for checking product labels and obtaining professional advice where necessary.

Manufacturers may change ingredients, allergen declarations or production processes without notice.

Individuals with food allergies or severe intolerances should never rely solely on information published on this website when deciding whether a product is safe to consume.

Always read the official packaging and follow advice provided by healthcare professionals regarding allergy management.

If you experience symptoms of a severe allergic reaction, seek emergency medical assistance immediately.

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11. Exercise and Physical Activity

Articles discussing exercise, fitness, stretching, strength training, walking, running, yoga or other physical activities are intended to provide general educational information.

Exercise recommendations may not be appropriate for everyone.

Before beginning a new exercise programme, particularly if you have a medical condition, injury, disability or prolonged period of inactivity, consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Stop exercising immediately and seek appropriate medical advice if you experience symptoms such as severe pain, chest pain, dizziness, fainting, significant shortness of breath or any other concerning symptom.

Majra Health accepts no responsibility for injuries arising from the application of general exercise information without appropriate professional guidance.

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12. Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Children’s Health

Information relating to pregnancy, fertility, breastfeeding, babies, children and adolescents is intended solely for general educational purposes.

Pregnancy and child health require personalised medical assessment and professional guidance.

Do not rely on information published by Majra Health when making decisions regarding:

  • Pregnancy care.
  • Labour and delivery.
  • Breastfeeding.
  • Infant feeding.
  • Childhood illnesses.
  • Vaccinations.
  • Medicines for children.
  • Developmental concerns.
  • Medical emergencies involving children.

Always seek advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional regarding the care of infants and children.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your healthcare professional before using medicines, supplements, herbal products or making significant dietary changes.

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13. Mental Health Information

Majra Health may publish general educational content about stress, sleep, emotional wellbeing, anxiety, depression and other mental health topics.

This content is not a substitute for assessment, diagnosis, counselling, psychotherapy, psychiatric care or treatment from a qualified mental health professional.

Mental health experiences differ from person to person. General information on a website cannot take account of an individual’s history, current symptoms, medication, personal circumstances or level of risk.

Do not rely solely on Majra Health when making decisions about mental health treatment, medication or crisis support.

If you are concerned about your mental health, contact a qualified doctor, counsellor, psychologist, psychiatrist or another appropriate professional.

Immediate risk: If you believe that you or another person is in immediate danger, at risk of serious self-harm or unable to remain safe, call 999 in the United Kingdom or attend the nearest Accident and Emergency department.

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14. Scientific Evidence and Medical Research

Majra Health may refer to scientific studies, clinical research, systematic reviews, government publications, professional guidance and other publicly available sources.

Research findings should be interpreted carefully. A single study may not establish that a treatment, food, supplement or lifestyle practice is safe, effective or appropriate for everyone.

Research may be limited by:

  • Small sample sizes
  • Short study durations
  • Differences between study populations
  • Confounding factors
  • Funding or publication bias
  • Changes in later scientific evidence
  • Differences between laboratory findings and real-world outcomes

References to research are provided to support general education and do not create a guarantee of accuracy, effectiveness or medical suitability.

Where possible, Majra Health aims to use recognised and reputable sources, but readers should consult qualified professionals before applying research findings to personal healthcare decisions.

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15. Accuracy, Completeness and Updates

Majra Health aims to publish clear, responsible and evidence-informed information. However, health and medical knowledge changes over time.

We do not guarantee that every article is:

  • Complete
  • Free from all errors
  • Applicable to every reader
  • Current at the exact time it is read
  • Consistent with every local healthcare guideline

Articles may be reviewed, corrected or updated when new evidence, guidance or regulatory information becomes available.

Publication and update dates may be displayed where appropriate. Readers should consider the date of an article and consult current professional guidance before acting on health information.

We welcome responsible correction requests. If you believe an article contains an error, you may contact us using the details provided at the end of this disclaimer.

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16. AI-Assisted Content

Majra Health may use artificial intelligence tools to support limited parts of the editorial process, such as idea development, language improvement, summarisation, formatting or research organisation.

AI-generated output may contain errors, omissions, outdated information or misleading statements. It should not be relied upon without human review.

Majra Health aims to review content before publication and to check important health claims against suitable sources where reasonably possible.

The use of AI does not change the nature of the website: all content remains general educational information and does not become personalised medical advice.

Readers should verify important medical information with qualified healthcare professionals and authoritative sources.

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18. Advertising, Affiliate Links and Commercial Content

Majra Health may display advertisements, use affiliate links or publish sponsored content.

The appearance of an advertisement or commercial link does not mean that Majra Health medically approves, guarantees or recommends the product, service, treatment or advertiser.

Commercial partners do not have the right to control undisclosed medical conclusions or require Majra Health to publish misleading health claims.

If an article contains an affiliate or sponsored relationship, Majra Health aims to disclose that relationship clearly.

Readers should independently evaluate products and consult an appropriate professional before purchasing or using medicines, supplements, medical devices, health programmes or treatments.

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19. Testimonials, Experiences and Results

Majra Health may occasionally refer to personal experiences, case examples, public comments or testimonials for informational or illustrative purposes.

Individual experiences do not guarantee that another person will have the same result.

Health outcomes may vary because of differences in:

  • Medical history
  • Age and general health
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment adherence
  • Medicines and interactions
  • Diet and lifestyle
  • Genetic and environmental factors

Testimonials and personal stories should never replace professional medical evidence or individual clinical assessment.

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20. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Majra Health and its owner, contributors and representatives are not responsible for loss, injury, harm or damage arising from reliance on, or use of, general information published on the website.

This includes, without limitation, loss or harm arising from:

  • Self-diagnosis
  • Delay in seeking professional care
  • Starting or stopping medicines without professional advice
  • Use of supplements or health products
  • Dietary or exercise changes
  • Reliance on outdated or incomplete information
  • Use of external websites, products or services

Nothing in this disclaimer excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation would be unlawful.

Your use of Majra Health is voluntary and at your own judgement and risk.

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21. Your Responsibilities

You are responsible for deciding how to use information published on Majra Health and for obtaining appropriate professional advice before making health-related decisions.

When using this website, you agree that you will not:

  • Use general website content as a substitute for individual medical care
  • Use the website to diagnose yourself or another person
  • Delay seeking urgent or professional medical assistance
  • Start, stop or change prescribed medicines solely because of website content
  • Send confidential medical records through ordinary email or public comments
  • Misrepresent Majra Health content as professional medical advice
  • Use website content in a way that may place another person at risk

You should consider your own age, health, medical history, medicines, allergies, pregnancy status, physical ability and other relevant circumstances before acting on general information.

If information published on Majra Health conflicts with advice given by a qualified healthcare professional who understands your circumstances, discuss the matter with that professional before making any decision.

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22. Comments, Questions and User Contributions

Majra Health may allow visitors to submit comments, questions, feedback or suggested corrections.

Public comments and user contributions represent the views of the person who submitted them. They do not necessarily represent the views of Majra Health and should not be treated as verified medical information.

Visitors must not use comments or other public areas to:

  • Request emergency medical assistance
  • Publish confidential medical information
  • Identify another person without permission
  • Provide unsafe or misleading medical instructions
  • Promote unapproved or unlawful treatments
  • Make fraudulent professional or medical claims
  • Encourage another person to ignore qualified medical advice

Majra Health may review, reject, edit or remove comments that are unsafe, misleading, unlawful, abusive, promotional or inconsistent with the website’s standards.

We do not guarantee that every comment or user contribution will be reviewed before publication.

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23. Products, Devices and Health Services

Majra Health may discuss or link to foods, supplements, medicines, healthcare products, medical devices, fitness equipment, digital health tools or professional services.

Product descriptions, ingredient information, prices, availability, instructions and safety warnings may change. Readers should always review the current official packaging, manufacturer information and professional instructions before using a product.

The fact that a product is available for sale, advertised online or described as natural does not mean that it is safe, effective, regulated or suitable for every person.

Majra Health does not independently manufacture, prescribe, supply or guarantee third-party products unless expressly stated otherwise.

Before purchasing or using a health-related product, consider:

  • Whether it is appropriate for your age and health
  • Possible allergies or intolerances
  • Interactions with medicines or other products
  • Instructions, warnings and contraindications
  • Whether professional supervision is required
  • Whether the product is authorised or regulated in your country

Concerns about a product should be directed to the manufacturer, retailer, relevant regulator or an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

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24. Regional and International Information

Majra Health is operated from the United Kingdom but may be accessed by readers in other countries.

Healthcare systems, medicine names, product availability, emergency services, treatment guidelines, professional titles and regulatory requirements differ between countries.

Information written with reference to the United Kingdom may not apply directly in another jurisdiction.

International readers should:

  • Follow local emergency-service instructions
  • Consult professionals qualified in their country
  • Check local medicine and supplement regulations
  • Use current local clinical and public-health guidance
  • Confirm whether products and services are legally available locally

The availability of Majra Health in another country does not mean that all content has been reviewed for that country’s healthcare system or laws.

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25. Copyright and Permitted Use

Unless otherwise stated, the original text, design, graphics and other materials published on Majra Health are owned by or licensed to Majra Health and are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

Website content may be read, shared through available sharing tools and quoted in a limited and lawful manner with appropriate attribution.

You must not, without prior written permission:

  • Copy or republish substantial parts of an article
  • Present Majra Health content as your own work
  • Sell, license or commercially redistribute website content
  • Remove copyright, attribution or disclaimer notices
  • Use content to create misleading medical or promotional claims
  • Reproduce the website systematically through scraping or automated copying

Short quotations may be used where permitted by law, provided the quotation is accurate, not misleading and accompanied by clear attribution and a link to the original page where appropriate.

Third-party images, quotations, research papers and other materials remain the property of their respective owners and may be subject to separate terms.

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26. Website Availability

Majra Health aims to keep the website available and functioning, but continuous or error-free access is not guaranteed.

Access may be interrupted because of:

  • Maintenance or updates
  • Hosting or network problems
  • Cybersecurity incidents
  • Technical errors
  • Changes to third-party services
  • Events outside our reasonable control

Articles, links, tools or other website features may be changed, suspended or removed without prior notice.

Majra Health is not responsible for decisions made because a page, article or external resource was temporarily unavailable.

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27. Changes to This Medical Disclaimer

Majra Health may update this Medical Disclaimer to reflect changes in the website, editorial practices, advertising arrangements, applicable law, professional guidance or the types of content published.

The latest version will be published on this page and identified by the “Last updated” date displayed at the top.

Significant changes may also be highlighted through a website notice or another appropriate method.

You should review this disclaimer periodically, particularly before relying on health, nutrition, medicine, supplement or fitness information.

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28. Governing Law

This Medical Disclaimer and your use of Majra Health are governed by the laws of England and Wales, subject to any mandatory consumer rights or legal protections that apply in your country of residence.

Any dispute relating to this disclaimer or the website will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, except where applicable law gives a consumer the right to bring proceedings in another jurisdiction.

If any part of this disclaimer is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the fullest extent permitted by law.

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29. Contact Us

You may contact Majra Health to report an error, suggest a correction or ask a general question about this Medical Disclaimer.

Majra Health

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London, England, United Kingdom

Email:
karnaltouk@gmail.com

Website:
https://majrahealth.com

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Do not use this contact address for medical emergencies, diagnosis, treatment or urgent clinical advice.

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In a life-threatening emergency in the United Kingdom, call 999. For urgent medical help that is not life-threatening, contact NHS 111.

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We may review genuine correction requests, but we cannot provide personalised medical advice or assess individual symptoms.

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