Editorial Policy

This page explains how Clean Body Mentor creates, reviews, updates, and labels content.

Who writes for us

Articles are written by members of our writing team and attributed to the named author on each post. You can browse contributor profiles on our Authors page. The editorial team is responsible for what appears on this site, including claims, wording, and updates.

Editorial independence

Product mentions, affiliate links, and sponsorships do not decide our conclusions. If a commercial relationship could influence a recommendation, we disclose it. Revenue never justifies exaggerated health claims, fear-based framing, or advice that conflicts with mainstream clinical guidance.

Research and sourcing

For factual health claims, we prefer primary or high-quality secondary sources such as government health agencies, major medical organizations, peer-reviewed research, clinical guidelines, and credentialed experts. We aim to distinguish established evidence, emerging research, expert opinion, and practical tips.

Editorial review

Before publishing, editors review articles for clarity, usefulness, overstated certainty, missing caveats, and unsafe instructions. High-scrutiny topics include disease, supplements, medications, pregnancy, child health, eating disorders, and mental-health crises.

Medical review

Unless an article explicitly says it was reviewed by a named, qualified professional, it has not been medically reviewed. We add “Reviewed by” and “Last medically reviewed” labels only when a real review has occurred. Until then, content is general education and should not be used as a substitute for personalized care. See our Medical Disclaimer.

Corrections and updates

If we find a material factual error, we correct it promptly and update the article. Significant corrections may be noted on the page. Readers can report concerns through our Contact page.