About Our Content
ShareMyTrial is a platform where people share their personal health experiences. Here's what that means for you.
A Community of Real Experiences
Every trial on ShareMyTrial comes from a real person sharing what they tried for a health issue and whether it worked for them. These are personal experiments, informal "n-of-1" trials that people run on themselves every day.
Our community votes on solutions, creating a collective picture of what tends to work for different conditions. When multiple people confirm a solution helped them, that signal has value. But it's still individual experience, not clinical evidence.
Not Medical Advice
The content on ShareMyTrial is not medical advice. The people sharing their experiences here are not acting as your healthcare providers. What works for one person may not work for another, or could even be harmful.
Health conditions can have serious underlying causes that require professional diagnosis. Treatments can interact with medications or conditions you may have. Please always discuss any new treatment with your healthcare provider before trying it.
Our Moderation Approach
Every trial submitted to ShareMyTrial is reviewed by our moderation team before it appears on the site. We check for:
- Content that could be immediately dangerous or harmful
- Spam, scams, or promotional content
- Misinformation that contradicts well-established medical consensus
- Content that violates our community guidelines
However, moderation has limits. We cannot verify that every claim is accurate, that every dosage is safe, or that every experience is genuine. Use your judgment and consult professionals.
Your Responsibility
By using ShareMyTrial, you understand that:
- Any decision to try something is yours alone. ShareMyTrial provides a platform for sharing ideas. We don't recommend or endorse any specific treatment.
- You should do your own research. Use the experiences shared here as a starting point, not a final answer. Look into the science, read about potential risks, and understand what you're considering.
- Talk to your doctor. Before trying any new treatment, supplement, or intervention, discuss it with a qualified healthcare provider who knows your medical history.
- Results vary. What worked for someone else may not work for you. Bodies are different, conditions have different causes, and there's always some element of chance.
Why We Built This
Every day, people discover solutions that help them: a supplement that finally helps with sleep, a dietary change that clears up a skin condition, a simple technique that relieves chronic pain. These discoveries often stay trapped in individual experience, never reaching others who might benefit.
ShareMyTrial exists to connect those dots. We believe that sharing experiences, when done responsibly and with appropriate caveats, can help people find solutions faster and feel less alone in their health journeys.
We're not trying to replace doctors or clinical research. We're trying to capture the vast amount of informal experimentation that happens every day and make it searchable, structured, and useful, while being honest about its limitations.
Questions?
If you have questions about how ShareMyTrial works, concerns about specific content, or feedback on how we can do better, we'd love to hear from you. Use the report feature on any trial or comment to flag content, or reach out to us directly.