Effective date: July 28, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Nasrawy Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our Website.

It explains:

• What cookies are.
• Which types of cookies we may use.
• Why we use them.
• Which cookies require your permission.
• How you can accept, reject, or change your choices.
• How third-party tools may use information from your device.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our:

• Website Privacy Policy.
• Website Terms and Conditions.
• Terms and Conditions for the Weight Loss & Nutrition Intensive, where you purchase the Program.

Cookie permission is separate from:

• Accepting our Website Terms.
• Joining our email list.
• Agreeing to receive marketing.
• Purchasing the Program.
• Providing health-information consent.
• Agreeing to call recording.

Choosing not to accept optional cookies will not prevent you from reading the main public pages of the Website.

The Website is owned and operated by:

Nasrawy Ltd
Company number: 13209294
Registered office: 13 Russell Place, London, NW3 2BY, United Kingdom
Email: zaina@znasrawy.com

In this Cookie Policy:

• “Nasrawy Ltd,” “we,” “us,” and “our” mean Nasrawy Ltd.
• “You” and “your” mean the person using the Website.
• “Website” means the Nasrawy Ltd website and any page or subdomain that links to this Cookie Policy.

Nasrawy Ltd decides which cookies and similar technologies are used on the Website and why they are used.

Cookies are small pieces of information stored on your computer, phone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies can help a website:

• Work securely.
• Remember your choices.
• Keep you signed in.
• Remember what you entered into a form.
• Understand how visitors use the website.
• Measure whether advertising led someone to visit the website.
• Provide content from another website, such as a video.

Some cookies last only while your browser is open. These are often called session cookies.

Other cookies remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. These are often called persistent cookies.

This Policy also applies to technologies that store information on your device or access information already stored there.

These may include:

• Tracking pixels.
• Web beacons.
• Tags and scripts.
• Local browser storage.
• Software development kits.
• Device identifiers.
• Embedded content.
• Link-tracking technology.
• Device-fingerprinting technology.

We refer to all these technologies as “cookies” in this Policy unless a distinction is needed.

We do not use Flash cookies unless they are specifically listed in our current Cookie Settings panel.

First-party cookies are placed directly by the Website or on behalf of Nasrawy Ltd.

They may be used for purposes such as:

• Website security.
• Remembering your cookie choices.
• Processing a form you asked to submit.
• Keeping a secure session working.
• Measuring Website use.

Third-party cookies are placed or accessed by another company whose service is used on the Website.

This may include a company that provides:

• Website hosting.
• Website security.
• Forms.
• Video content.
• Scheduling.
• Analytics.
• Advertising.
• Social media features.
• Cookie-consent management.

A third party may receive technical information such as your internet protocol address, browser, device type, pages visited, or interaction with an embedded feature.

The exact third parties currently active on the Website must be listed in the Cookie Settings panel.

We divide cookies into the categories below.

These cookies are needed for the Website or a service you requested to work properly.

They may be used to:

• Keep the Website secure.
• Prevent fraud or malicious activity.
• Protect forms against unauthorized submissions.
• Manage Website traffic.
• Remember your cookie choices.
• Keep you signed into a secure area.
• Maintain a session while you move between pages.
• Process information you entered into a form.
• provide a feature you specifically requested.

Where these cookies are genuinely necessary, we may use them without asking for permission.

You cannot disable strictly necessary cookies through our Cookie Settings panel because the relevant Website feature may not work without them.

You may be able to block them through your browser, but parts of the Website may then stop working.

These cookies help the Website remember choices or adapt its appearance and operation.

They may be used to remember:

• Language.
• Region.
• Display preferences.
• Accessibility settings.
• Video or audio preferences.
• Information entered during a session.
• Whether you dismissed a Website notice.

Where a preference cookie is needed to carry out a choice you made, we may use it without asking for permission where the law allows.

Other preference and functionality cookies will remain disabled unless you accept them.

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the Website.

They may collect information about:

• The number of Website visits.
• The pages people visit.
• How long visitors spend on a page.
• How visitors reached the Website.
• Which links or buttons visitors select.
• Browser and device type.
• General, non-precise location.
• Page-loading times.
• Error messages.
• How visitors move through the Website.

We use analytics information to:

• Improve Website navigation.
• Identify technical problems.
• Understand which pages are useful.
• Improve Website content.
• Understand how the Website performs on different devices.

We do not intend to use ordinary Website analytics to:

• Diagnose a health condition.
• Make a personalized health assessment.
• Identify your questionnaire answers.
• Build an advertising profile from health information.
• Make an important decision about you.
• Decide whether you may purchase the Program.

Unless we clearly explain that a limited analytics tool is being used under a legal exception, analytics cookies will not be placed until you accept them through the Cookie Settings panel.

Advertising cookies may be used to:

• Understand whether an advertisement led someone to the Website.
• Measure advertising performance.
• Limit how often an advertisement is shown.
• Create or add to an advertising audience.
• Show advertising based on browsing activity.
• Connect Website activity with activity on another website or platform.
• Track a visitor across websites, apps, or devices.

Advertising and marketing cookies are not necessary for the Website to work.

They will not be placed until you accept them.

We will not intentionally use health questionnaire answers, coaching messages, medical information, medication information, your Nutrition Blueprint, or other private Program information to create an advertising profile.

If advertising cookies are not currently used, the advertising category should either be removed from the Cookie Settings panel or clearly state that no active advertising cookies are present.

The Website may contain links, buttons, feeds, or content connected with social media platforms.

A social media provider may place or access cookies when:

• You select a social media button.
• You view embedded social media content.
• You are already signed into that social media platform.
• A social media tracking tool is active on the Website.

A normal link to a social media page does not necessarily place a cookie before you select it.

Social media tracking cookies will not be placed through our Website until you accept the relevant category.

Once you leave our Website or interact directly with a social media platform, that platform’s own privacy and cookie rules apply.

Some pages may contain content provided by another service, such as:

• A video.
• An audio player.
• A scheduling tool.
• A form.
• A map.
• A social media post.
• A payment or banking feature.

The provider may use cookies when the content loads or when you interact with it.

Where reasonably possible, optional embedded content will not load tracking cookies before you accept them or choose to use the feature.

If a feature cannot operate without third-party cookies, we will try to explain this before you activate it.

When you first visit the Website, you should see a cookie notice or Cookie Settings panel.

It should allow you to:

• Accept optional cookies.
• Reject optional cookies.
• Choose particular cookie categories.
• Read more about the technologies being used.
• Save your choices.

Rejecting optional cookies must be as easy as accepting them.

Optional cookies must not be treated as accepted merely because you:

• Continue browsing.
• Scroll down a page.
• Close the cookie notice.
• Ignore the notice.
• Use the Website without making a choice.

Where permission is required, optional cookies must remain disabled until you take a clear action to accept them.

You may change or withdraw your cookie permission at any time.

You can do this through the Cookie Settings link or icon available on the Website.

When you withdraw permission:

• We will stop using cookies that depend on that permission.
• The Cookie Settings tool should prevent those cookies from being placed again.
• We will take reasonable steps to stop related processing.
• Information already collected may be deleted where required.
• Relevant third-party providers may be informed where required.

Withdrawing permission does not affect the lawfulness of cookie use that took place before you withdrew it.

Deleting cookies through your browser may also remove the record of your previous choice. This may cause the Cookie Settings panel to appear again on your next visit.

The exact cookies and similar technologies used on the Website may change when:

• The Website platform is updated.
• A Website feature is added or removed.
• A service provider changes its technology.
• We add or remove an analytics or marketing tool.
• A cookie name or duration changes.

The current Cookie Settings panel forms part of this Cookie Policy.

For each active cookie or similar technology, it should identify:

• The cookie or technology name.
• The company that provides it.
• Whether it is first-party or third-party.
• Its category.
• What it does.
• What information it may collect.
• How long it remains on the device.
• Whether permission is required.

We will review this list regularly and remove cookies that are no longer needed.

The Website may use core technologies connected with its website platform, security systems, and cookie-consent tool.

These may include cookies used to:

• Prevent forged or malicious form requests.
• Manage a secure Website session.
• remember your cookie choices.
• Deliver Website pages.
• Maintain Website performance and security.
• Process a form you asked to submit.
• Keep a secure account or client area working, where available.

The current Cookie Settings panel—not the examples above—must be treated as the accurate list of active cookie names and durations.

We should not claim that a particular service, such as Adobe Analytics, RudderStack, Google Analytics, Meta, Cloudflare, or another provider, is active unless a current scan confirms that it is actually used on the Website.

In limited circumstances, the law may allow certain technologies to be used for basic Website statistics without prior permission.

We will rely on this only where the use is limited to understanding and improving the Website and where:

• The information is used only for Website statistics.
• The results are combined so they do not identify individual visitors.
• Visitors are not tracked or profiled.
• The information is not used for advertising.
• The information is not connected with a known customer or Program purchase.
• Individual-level information is not kept longer than necessary.
• A third-party provider uses the information only on our behalf to improve the Website.
• You are given clear information.
• You are given a simple, free way to object.

Where those requirements are not met, we will ask for permission before using the technology.

For clarity and visitor control, we may choose to request permission for all analytics even where a narrow legal exception might otherwise be available.

Marketing or informational emails may contain technology that tells us whether an email was:

• Delivered.
• Opened.
• Selected.
• Rejected.
• Marked as spam.

This may involve a tracking pixel or tracked link.

Where required, we will explain this when you join the email list or in our Privacy Policy.

You may unsubscribe from marketing emails at any time.

Email tracking permission, where required, is separate from Website cookie permission.

Unsubscribing from marketing does not prevent us from sending necessary service messages about an inquiry, Order, payment, Program, cancellation, refund, complaint, or privacy request.

Depending on the technology, cookies may collect or generate information such as:

• Internet protocol address.
• Device type.
• Browser type.
• Operating system.
• General location.
• Date and time of access.
• Referring page.
• Pages visited.
• Time spent on pages.
• Links or buttons selected.
• Form or session status.
• Cookie choices.
• Advertising or campaign identifiers.
• An online identifier assigned to your browser or device.

Where this information can identify you or reasonably be connected with you, it is personal information.

We handle personal information collected through cookies as explained in our Privacy Policy.

The Website concerns nutrition, health, weight management, and lifestyle.

Visiting a page about a health or weight-related subject may itself reveal something about a visitor’s possible interests.

For that reason, we will not intentionally use cookies to:

• Add health questionnaire answers to an advertising audience.
• Send private Program information to advertising platforms.
• Use coaching messages for behavioral advertising.
• Use medical or medication information for targeted advertising.
• Connect a Nutrition Blueprint with an advertising identifier.
• Publicly identify someone as a client.

Private information you provide through the Weight Loss & Nutrition Intensive is handled under our Privacy Policy, Program Terms, and any separate health-information consent.

Where a third party provides cookies or similar technology through the Website, we are responsible for understanding what the technology does and making sure it is properly categorized.

Before using an optional third-party technology, we will take reasonable steps to understand:

• What information it collects.
• Why it collects the information.
• Whether it combines the information with other data.
• Whether it uses the information for its own purposes.
• Whether it tracks visitors across websites.
• Whether it uses the information for advertising.
• How long it keeps the information.
• Where the information is stored.
• How visitors can control it.

The identity of each active third party should be displayed in the Cookie Settings panel.

Some cookie and technology providers may process information outside the United Kingdom.

Where cookie information includes personal information, we will take reasonable steps to make sure any international transfer is handled as explained in our Privacy Policy.

This may include using:

• A country recognized as providing appropriate protection.
• An approved data-transfer agreement.
• Approved UK data-protection terms.
• Another safeguard or legal exception allowed by law.

You can also control or delete cookies through your browser.

Browser controls may allow you to:

• See stored cookies.
• Delete individual cookies.
• Delete all cookies.
• Block cookies from particular websites.
• Block third-party cookies.
• Block all cookies.
• Remove stored Website information.

Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of the Website from working properly.

Browser controls do not always stop other technologies, such as tracking pixels, device fingerprinting, or server-side tracking. The Website’s Cookie Settings panel should therefore be your main method of controlling optional Website technologies.

Some browsers or devices send privacy signals, such as “Do Not Track” or a global privacy-control signal.

Not every Website provider or technology responds to these signals in the same way.

Where we are legally required or technically able to recognize a valid privacy signal, we will take reasonable steps to honor it.

You should also use the Website’s Cookie Settings panel to make sure your choices are recorded.

Each cookie has its own duration.

A cookie may last:

• Until you close your browser.
• For a few minutes or hours.
• For a set number of days or months.
• Until you delete it.
• Until the provider removes or replaces it.

We will not keep or use a cookie for longer than reasonably necessary for its stated purpose.

The current duration of each active cookie should be shown in the Cookie Settings panel.

A cookie used to remember your cookie choices may remain for a reasonable period so that we do not repeatedly ask you to make the same choice.

We take reasonable steps to reduce the security risks connected with Website cookies and similar technologies.

These steps may include:

• Using secure Website connections.
• Limiting access to information.
• Reviewing third-party tools.
• Removing unused technologies.
• Using appropriate cookie security settings.
• Regularly checking which technologies are active.
• Keeping Website systems updated.
• Investigating suspected misuse or unauthorized access.

No Website or internet-based technology can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

We will review the Website’s cookies and similar technologies regularly.

A review may include:

• Scanning the Website from a new visitor’s device.
• Checking which cookies load before a choice is made.
• Checking which cookies load after acceptance.
• Checking whether rejected categories remain disabled.
• Confirming what each cookie does.
• Confirming who provides it.
• Checking whether it is correctly categorized.
• Checking its duration.
• Removing cookies we no longer need.
• Checking that third-party tools have not introduced new tracking.
• Checking that visitors can withdraw permission.
• Updating this Policy and the Cookie Settings panel.

We may update this Cookie Policy where:

• The Website changes.
• A cookie or provider changes.
• We add or remove a Website feature.
• Our use of information changes.
• The law or official guidance changes.
• We need to correct or clarify the Policy.

The latest version will be posted on the Website with a new effective date.

If we introduce an optional cookie for a new purpose, we will request fresh permission where required.

Continued use of the Website will not be treated as permission for a new optional cookie where a clear choice is required.

Questions or complaints about cookies may be sent to:

zaina@znasrawy.com

Please explain:

• What happened.
• Which device or browser you used.
• Which Website page was involved.
• The date or approximate time.
• What outcome you are seeking.

Where cookie information is personal information, you may also have privacy rights described in our Privacy Policy, including rights to ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, or objection.

You may also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office, the United Kingdom’s data-protection regulator.

Questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies may be sent to:

Nasrawy Ltd
13 Russell Place
London
NW3 2BY
United Kingdom

Email: zaina@znasrawy.com
Company number: 13209294