OUR CLINICAL REVIEWER
Reynald Vital, RN, BSN
Registered nurse and founder of Bee Healthy Coach. Reynald reviews our guides and infographics to check that they're accurate, safe, and easy to understand.
Credentials
- RN · Registered Nurse, licensed in South Carolina (multistate compact license)
- BSN · Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- In progress · Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Nursing Education
Check my license yourself
You don't have to take our word for it. Search Vital (last name) and Reynald (first name) on either official lookup. It shows license type, status, expiration date, whether it's multistate, and any board discipline.
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A note on independenceReynald founded Bee Healthy Coach, so he isn't an outside reviewer. We tell you this so you can weigh his review with that in mind. Every reviewed guide still links to its sources, so you can check the facts yourself.
What a clinical review checks
- The facts match current guidance. Each health claim is compared with the linked source, such as the CDC, NIH, FDA, or American Heart Association.
- Numbers are right. Targets, ranges, and cutoffs, like blood pressure categories or weekly activity minutes, are correct and up to date.
- Safety comes first. The guide says clearly when to call a provider or get emergency care.
- It's written for real people. Plain words, about a sixth- to seventh-grade reading level, with medical terms explained.
- It isn't personal advice. Nothing reads like a diagnosis or tells someone to change a treatment on their own.
- Medicines are handled carefully. Medicine information matches the FDA label and sends readers to their prescriber or pharmacist for their own plan.
What review does and doesn't mean
A reviewed guide shows Reynald's name and the review date. The review date tells you when a nurse last checked it. It doesn't mean the guide fits your own situation. Your care team knows your health best.
For guides that focus heavily on medicines, we may also ask a pharmacist or physician to review them. If we do, we'll name them on the guide.
Review status
0 of 9 guides and infographics reviewed so far. Guides that haven't been reviewed yet say so at the top of the page.
| Guide | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Blood pressure at home: how to check it right and what the numbers mean | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| Blood Pressure at Home: Free Infographic | Infographic | Not yet reviewed |
| Prediabetes: your first 30 days | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| Semaglutide in plain English: what to know about Wegovy and Ozempic | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| Sleep and Energy: How Much Sleep Adults Need | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| Weekly Movement Goal for Adults: Free Infographic | Infographic | Not yet reviewed |
| Why most health plans fail, and what works instead | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| Family meal planning on a real budget | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
| How to pick a weight loss app you'll actually stick with | Guide | Not yet reviewed |
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