Terms of Service. A respectful reading space.

1. About these terms

These terms apply to your use of drenvek.info, operated by Drenvek Health Ltd at 27 Albion Street, Leeds LS1 4DY. By browsing the site, you agree to use it lawfully and respectfully. If you do not agree, please stop using the website.

These terms sit alongside our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, which are incorporated by reference and describe how information submitted through the site is handled. They apply to every visitor, whether reading an article, subscribing to the newsletter or submitting the contact form, and they apply regardless of the device or browser used to access drenvek.info. Because Drenvek Health Ltd is registered in England and Wales under company number 2024/092634, these terms are written with reference to the law of England and Wales, as set out in Section 9 below. If any part of these terms is found by a court to be unenforceable, the remaining terms continue to apply in full, and we will treat the unenforceable part as replaced by the narrowest provision that achieves a similar practical effect.

2. Editorial material

Articles are provided for general information and education. They are not personal advice and should not be relied on as a substitute for speaking with a qualified professional. Information may be revised as editorial understanding develops. See the Disclaimer for important boundaries.

Where an article references published research, a public body such as the NHS, or a named study, that reference reflects the source's own findings at the time of writing and is not independently re-verified by Drenvek beyond standard editorial review; readers who want authoritative detail are encouraged to consult the original source directly. Because health-related evidence develops over time, an article may be updated after publication to reflect new information, and where this happens we note the revision date at the foot of the article rather than silently altering the original text. Nothing in an article should be understood as a recommendation specific to any individual reader's circumstances, and the fuller boundaries of this position, including emergency guidance, are set out on our Disclaimer page, which forms part of these terms by reference.

3. Intellectual property

Text, layout, branding and original graphics belong to Drenvek Health Ltd or its licensors unless stated otherwise. You may read, link to and quote a reasonable excerpt with clear attribution. Reproducing complete articles or presenting them as your own is not permitted without written consent.

A reasonable excerpt for the purposes of this section is normally understood to mean a short passage, such as a sentence or two, used together with a clear link back to the original article and appropriate credit to Drenvek; it does not extend to reproducing an article's full text, its structure of headings, or its accompanying imagery on another website or publication. The Drenvek name and any associated logo are used to identify this editorial platform and may not be used to suggest an affiliation, endorsement or partnership that does not exist. If you would like to reproduce more than a reasonable excerpt, for example for a school project, a research summary or a press article, please contact [email protected] describing the intended use, and we will consider written permission on a case-by-case basis, which may be granted subject to conditions such as attribution wording or a linking requirement.

4. Acceptable use

You must not attempt to disrupt the site, bypass security, scrape content at an unreasonable rate or use the service to send unlawful material. You must not submit personal information about another person without a lawful reason. We may restrict access when necessary to protect readers or the website.

Examples of disruptive use include, without limitation, submitting automated or bulk requests that place unreasonable load on our hosting infrastructure, attempting to probe the contact form for security vulnerabilities, or using the newsletter sign-up form to subscribe an email address that does not belong to you or that you have not been asked to subscribe on behalf of. If we identify use that appears to breach this section, we may, at our discretion and without prior notice, restrict or block access from the relevant IP address or account, remove a submitted comment or message, or report the activity to the relevant hosting provider or, where a criminal offence is suspected, to the appropriate UK authority. This section does not create any additional right for us to access, monitor or retain content beyond what is described in our Privacy Policy, and any restriction of access under this section is applied only to the extent reasonably necessary to protect the website and its readers.

5. Availability

We aim to keep drenvek.info available, but access may occasionally be interrupted for maintenance, security or provider issues. We do not promise that every page will remain unchanged or available indefinitely. A broken link can be reported to [email protected].

Planned maintenance, where it is expected to cause a noticeable interruption, is typically scheduled outside of UK daytime hours where practical, although this is an operational aim rather than a binding commitment. We may retire, restructure or merge an older article over time as our editorial coverage of a topic develops, and where a page is removed we aim, where reasonably practicable, to redirect the old address to a relevant replacement rather than leaving a broken link. Because drenvek.info depends on third-party hosting and connectivity providers, an outage caused by a provider outside our direct control, such as a wider internet service disruption, is outside the scope of any availability commitment we are able to make. If you notice a broken link, a missing image or a page that fails to load correctly, reporting it to [email protected] helps us fix the issue, and we aim to acknowledge such reports within five working days.

6. External resources

External links are offered for context. Drenvek is not responsible for the content, accuracy or privacy practices of any third-party website we link to, and including a link does not imply endorsement of that site or its operator.

Before relying on information found on a linked external website, or before submitting any personal information there, we encourage readers to review that site's own terms and privacy notice, since drenvek.info has no control over how a third-party site is operated once you leave our domain. Where we link to a public body, such as the NHS, or to a specific published study, the link is provided as a convenience and a reference point, and the linked material remains the responsibility of its own publisher, not of Drenvek. External links are checked at the time an article is published, but websites change over time, and a link that was accurate when published may later point to updated, relocated or removed content; if you find a link that no longer works as intended, please let us know at [email protected] so that we can review or remove it.

7. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by the law of England and Wales, Drenvek Health Ltd accepts no liability for loss or damage arising from a reader's use of, or reliance on, information published on drenvek.info, including where an article is later revised or corrected. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, or liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

This limitation applies in particular to any decision a reader makes about their own daily routine, wellbeing practices or lifestyle based on an article published here, which is precisely why the Disclaimer page asks readers to consult a GP or other qualified professional rather than relying on published articles alone. Where a reader suffers loss because a third-party service linked from our site, such as an external resource or a support organisation's own website, performed differently than expected, that loss falls outside the scope of anything Drenvek can reasonably be responsible for, since we do not operate or control that third-party service. We do not exclude or limit our liability for matters that UK law does not permit to be excluded, and nothing in this section is intended to remove any statutory right a consumer may have under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 in respect of a paid service, although drenvek.info does not itself sell any product or service to readers.

8. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time to reflect changes in the law, our editorial practices or the way drenvek.info operates. Where a change is material, we will update the date associated with these terms and, where practical, note the nature of the change in a short revision line at the foot of this page.

Continued use of drenvek.info after an update to these terms constitutes acceptance of the revised terms; a reader who does not agree with an update should stop using the website. We encourage readers who have previously read these terms to revisit this page periodically, particularly before relying heavily on the site for editorial reference, since a revision could affect matters such as the acceptable use rules in Section 4 or the intellectual property terms in Section 3.

Revision log — 24 September 2026: initial publication of these terms alongside the launch of drenvek.info.

9. Governing law and contact

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and any dispute arising from your use of drenvek.info is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, without prejudice to any mandatory consumer protection you may be entitled to in your own country of residence where applicable.

If you have a question about these terms, including a request for permission to reproduce content beyond a reasonable excerpt, please contact [email protected] or write to Drenvek Health Ltd, 27 Albion Street, Leeds LS1 4DY. We aim to acknowledge a written query about these terms within five working days and to provide a substantive response within one calendar month. Should a dispute arise that cannot be resolved through direct correspondence, either party remains free to pursue any remedy available to them under the law of England and Wales, including, where applicable, referral to an alternative dispute resolution scheme before formal court proceedings are considered.